[Hennybogan]

Cometgolfer

I think that you are missing the point. I am not recommending that anybody emulate the Gulbis/Creamer approach. I only posted their swings as extreme examples of golfers who don't have a stationary head and who don't have anything resembling a pivot center in their swing, and yet they can consistently hit the ball well enough to play at a professional level. The question that it raises is what is the primary function of a i) stationary head; ii) a pivot center; and does the pivot center have to centralised between the feet throughout the swing.

You are free to express your opinions on this issue.

Jeff.

Professional golf is a math contest. Two of the best ballstrikers on tour last year, Riegger and Durant, lost their cards. This forum is about hitting the ball at the target in an efficient and uncompensated way. Yes, you can move your head. Yes, you can compensate for that. But why would you want to?