[Daryl]

In most golf techniques, the LEFT LEG is the Pivotal Axis, this is the one we are rotating around during the downstroke, and the weight is mainly on this leg during the downstroke, through the impact area, on to the finish. The Bennett/Plummer techniques even have the weight here all the way throughout the stroke.

I have heard of techniques where the Pivotal Axis is on the right leg. Are any of you familiar with any of these?

I completely agree. On every Shot.

I ONLY use my Right Leg as the Pivotal Axis. Pressure is on my Right Leg driving my Right Hip Forward which pushes my Left Hip forward and Back all the way through to at Least Both Arms Straight. The Left Leg supports the Body Weight. The Right Leg braces and then Drives the Hip Action.

I don't know who Bennett/Plummer are, but Homer Kelly and Yoda are Keenly conscious of this.