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Old 04-13-2006, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Bagger Lance
If you ever picked up Hogans Five Lessons, he introduced the concept to the masses, that the golfswing is performed on a geometric inclined plane. Actually it was introduced prior to Hogan, but probably didn't hit mainstream consciousness until then.

Hardy has unfortunately introduced a great deal of confusion regarding terminology.

In TGM, swinging the clubshaft on the inclined plane without deviation, is one of the three basic imperatives in making a sound golfstroke. From putt to drive.

Bagger
Can you point me in the direction of any diagrams illustrating the proper inclined plane?

Additionally, where can I purchase a copy of TGM? I have checked amazon but it appears as though they no longer carry it and you have to buy through a reseller.
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