Funny but I was taught the sweetspot is on the middle of the clubface and not on the hosel. Funny what they teach in the PGA exams these days. I've given up looking for a textbook swing and I'm aiming low and one that repeats more than it doesn't. If I can get a short game to click and I have days like St Pierre regularly then I'll stick with that thank you
Sure. I was only joking with the op. As long as you are happy, who am I to judge?
I've known you long enough to recognise that. Sometimes feel I get battered metaphorically for wanting to try and get better. I'm happy with the way its going and glad to find a teacher that keeps it simple. The first guy I had was the same until he kept going into hospital for surgery and so was out of action for long periods hence the change to the second coach. Far more technical I had to think more to implement the changes and for it to work. The last two lessons proved what I kind of new for a while that I was stagnating with him and getting too bogged down. This new guys is like the first one and to a degree it is substance over style but within certain parameters. Much less thought process over the ball which is ideal for me. Seems strangely quiet inside my head these days when I play without 7925 thoughts jostling for attention. I don't think three teachers in six years is actually excessive.