Executing the Sequenced Release

[12 piece bucket]

I am.......um........amazed.

Wow.

All three, to me, seem to be using Centrifugal Force....

just a guess....

I got more, its coming, trust me.

Patrick

Yes . . . here in is where the answer lies . . . I believe

Daryl,

Question for you:

I totally agree that Sergio Garcia has unbelievable eye hand coordination . . . BUT I don't think it is necessarily manifested in his long game.

Do you really think with the kind of angles forces and speed he creates that he can control the all of that with his hands? Are his hands that good? Or could it be a combination of things?

Talk to me . . .

[Daryl]

Yes . . . here in is where the answer lies . . . I believe

Daryl,

Question for you:

I totally agree that Sergio Garcia has unbelievable eye hand coordination . . . BUT I don't think it is necessarily manifested in his long game.

Do you really think with the kind of angles forces and speed he creates that he can control the all of that with his hands? Are his hands that good? Or could it be a combination of things?

Talk to me . . .

It's not his hands. Really, it's not his hands.
It's not hard for him to control. Simultaneous Release is simpler procedure if you cock both wrists. He has a very late release. He's extreme. CF and the Endless Belt Effect get the clubhead (and Clubshaft) to the ball perfectly every time. His rate of acceleration is awesome. Straight line delivery path.

I agree with you 100%. His hand Eye coordination is best displayed in his short game. No doubt about it. Thats true of every pro. They can do a lot of wrong but when they swing the club more slowly, their hand-eye coordination saves the day.