I use club-face counter-rotation, with layback occurring through and past impact. IMHO this is one of the reasons I am getting the lazer chip-like accuracy. The feeling is very much trail shoulder "under", with my trail wrist actually slightly supinated at the "arms straight" post impact position - counter rotation. This would not seem to lend itself to a swivel (as in 4-D-0) as I understand the motion. Perhaps this is why I am not able to amp it up a notch - or perhaps I just need some fog cleared. Should I dump the counter-rotation?
Delaware Golf: To answer your question, I've been "in and around" TGM for a couple years - either studying folks like Evershed, Doyle, Tomasello, etc. - or in trying to grasp the yellow book directly. Recently I've started to see some tangible results with hitting, and I'm eager to take it to the next level.
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