"He met Homer Kelley, the author of "The Golfing Machine," in 1981.
"He was a genius. What he taught is an infallible way to get information on how to play golf. But we as human beings are not infallible. What he advocated is based on Newton's Law of Physics and you can't argue with that."
Kelley passed away in 1983, but his book is now in its seventh edition. Sloan, who was with Kelley when he died conducting a golf school, decided to produce a DVD on the subject based on feedback from pupils in a class he taught at the local YMCA a year or so ago.
"It's 50 minutes long but is basically five hours of condensed golf lessons. I've had a very positive response to it."
Quoted from Ian Thompson's golf column.
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If you cannot take the shoulder down the clubshaft plane, you must take along some other path and add compensations - now, instead of one motion to remember, you wind up with at least two!
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