[Jeff]

dkerby

I cannot quite understand your viewpoint - particularly the following statement.

"I think that the appearance of a big shift, after the downswing is due to the pivot way to the left where the center of mass has moved."

If the center of mass is already located well left of center at the end-backswing, then I cannot understand how one can still pivot far over to the left during the downswing. What part of Hogan's body is located well to the left of center at the end-backswing position, and how can one determine its mass relative to the total body mass?

Jeff.