[MizunoJoe]

I think equally capable of hitting or swinging. The iPhone camera Is what makes the shaft look bowed and releasing sooner than it really is, it's not really like that. Distance is not an issue he hits a 7 iron 200 yds, he says he doesn't want to hit. Mizunojoe things are hardly going haywire anywhere here, this is a very good golf swing.

It's not the bowing I was refering to, but rather the loss of wristcock starting in frame 6. Perhaps "haywire" wasn't the right word, but he has serious throwaway IF he is actually Swinging. The problem is that the max wristcock contribution to total clubhead speed is attained very shortly after the onset of release, and so the clubhead is slowing too much at impact relative to what it could otherwise be. This can be somewhat mitigated by a very strong pivot through impact, but why throw away speed potential?