Jules C's posts

Hans--
There's a lot of good in your swing, but if you are concerned about stability in your legs, my suggestion is that the source of this occurs in the backswing where you let your weight get to the outside of your right leg. It is clear by looki…

+Andrew H
No reason to hate what you see. you don't look especially on your left toe; to me it looks like you are rolling your left foot from inside to outside. Not the best for bracing but not a major problem; and as to your right knee position, …

+John C
Hi John. It's not just GG who prefers a C set up. Many teachers have finally gotten away from the Adam Scott paradigm. I would suggest you follow Bradley Hughes site on this. You may have heard of Brad. He won the Australian Masters twice…

Sorry I meant an 'inefficiency' See video below. I'm in red, and all looks good until just about delivery then its jump stall time. transition a lot better than it used to be; release remains iffy. And while the guy in red is pretty good for 72 …

I only hate what indicates an efficiency in my swing and above all else it is one thing above all else:
from a side on view when i am at p6 (the delivery position) my hands are often 3-6 inches behind my trail thigh. I don't have to see anything el…

Guess I'll be the contrarian for the moment, then post my numbers. I think you have to start with the concepts of golf and golf course. A golf course is not just a plot of land divided into holes that are defined by tee boxes and greens with holes…

+Jake H
I've played the Stanford Golf Course many times. Nice track. I've played at the Yale Golf Course from the time I was a student through 30 years on the faculty and even after I moved on to NYU, as I continue to have a home in the greater Ne…

Joseph C
I am having some difficulty understanding your point. No one is saying that these are separate moves that are done one after the other. In fact just the opposite. During the transition you both begin to twist the shaft as the arms hands a…

jake--
well done!!!
you are obviously at a pro shop
Where, may I ask?
Jules

Thanks Tyler--
It is very common for something that is an insightful intervention to get blown up and take on more importance than was originally intended. In the field of Ethics (in Philosophy) philosophers pointed out 60 years ago that when we ma…

I think we should begin by distinguishing among a set of different but related issues: what gets flattened? How best to flatten? What is the purpose of flattening? The general view as to the first and third questions is that the answer is that th…