Other than the fact that Tim Clark can't rotate his Left Arm enough to collect his change from the drive-thru...
...what's the problem?
Even with his 'caddy' Grip -- (Turned Left Hand / 10-2-D) -- he can still keep his Left Arm and Clubshaft 'In Line' through Release, Impact and Follow-Through.
That means he's got Rhythm...
Angular (Circular) Motion with its various Components -- Sweet Spot, Clubshaft, Left Wrist and Left Arm -- all going around the Left Shoulder Hinge Pin together (RPM).
And that's the name of the game!
I wonder why Tim has such horrendous problems with pitching and chipping the ball. Perhaps he must has some engrained throwaway in his action which he can getway with on full swing but it shows up on short shots?
__________________ Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.
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