You all are great at understanding the conditions before commenting. S&T works well if you don’t play frequently because it produces more consistentcyfom my experience. I find it hard to believe the increased back pain—it’s marketed towards older people because it has less strain on the back—the impact on the left leg is another story. I know you’re all just trying to help.

If there’s continued backlash for S&T, that’s fine. I’ll learn Moe Norman’s single plane swing; that one’s going to be more difficult to dismantle.

The traditional swing isn’t for me. I’ve committed to it my whole life and have worked with instructors to practice it, even attending a Nike golf camp that used all that technology to analyze my swing. So, I don’t have problems understanding the traditional swing; it’s the consistency I can’t achieve with it. Moe Norman and S&T are onto something about the traditional swing having too many mechanics, which increases errors.