only one swing

Lynn,

can you explain what you feel Homer meant by this:

"for people - shaped golfers there is actually only one swing"

what significance if any did that sentence have ?

how does that reconcile with hitting and swing patterns ?

I personally don't read that much into the statement. I think he's only saying that for humans ("people-shaped golfers") that there is only one type of golf swing. That swing is one where you grip the club, stand next to the ball, swing on an inclined plane, etc. There is almost an infinite number of versions of this swing but in effect everyone is trying to make more or less the same motion.

Good post.

Originally Posted by Matt I personally don't read that much into the statement. I think he's only saying that for humans ("people-shaped golfers") that there is only one type of golf swing. That swing is one where you grip the club, stand next to the ball, swing on an inclined plane, etc. There is almost an infinite number of versions of this swing but in effect everyone is trying to make more or less the same motion.

that was how I tend to see it as well - I read it as more or less an introduction type statement but I think some have a narrower view

would be interested to see what Lynn has to say