Curls
Journeyman Pro
I disagree...... to a point
As anyone who saw me struggling at the London Club a few years ago, anyone that has habitually overswung, especially for as long as I have will struggle to find a point to stop far shorter without a whole host of knock on effects. In an ideal world, yes I agree and spend the winter doing a lot of really hard work and drills and make it shorter and compact but as I found when I went down that road, it is a lot easier said than done.
I personally feel from my own experiences that it is possible to make a good turn (even with a long swing) and to rotate well and apply the weight well enough to hit down and compact the ball with a good strike. It depends how bothered Slime can be, how much he wants to work at it, how much a pro wants to help change it and whether he can expect going backwards before going forward
Hi Homer, I didn’t say he should artificially shorten his swing, just that he shouldn’t accept an overswing as his cross to bear. I agree with you that it is tenable but he isn't rotating, that's the problem, he's not transferring any weight so you can imagine the problem his overswing presents as opposed to that of John Daly, who rotates considerably and transfers a considerable amount of weight! We can offer quick fixes but the real solution, like you say, isn't easy at all.