Foxholer
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Different people learn in different ways.
Therefor, it makes sense that people teach in different ways.
I know teachers that are big fans of Homer Kelley and have read his book from cover to cover, does that make them better teachers......maybe, maybe not.
You obviously have an interest in the scientific approach to the golf swing. I don't.
I teach by feel, not mechanics. I feel it's a simpler method and doesnt invlove filling the pupils head with mechanical thoughts...hence the headcover drill.
Thanks Bob.
I'm actually rather in both camps. Feel strikes me as much more natural, but I also want to understand the mechanics (not actually word I like in relation to a flowing swing) as well. Classic query to challenge is 'length' and position of the left thumb on the grip! It actually has amazing consequences, but wouldn't be the obvious solution to/cause of the things it fixes/affects.
Both feel and positional/mechanical seem to have advantages and disadvantages imo. A mix is probably best imo.
And a thought to perhaps ponder with tonight's Merlot... I don't think you are totally 'feel'. Headcover drill is trying to do/not do something mechanical. And isn't the V-Easy very mechanical - though feel will be a result?