1
Ball position is more towards centre.
The hands are further away from the head
The Left arm is just above horizontal and not as high.
The Club has not gone back as far
He is standing taller with less knee flex in the right leg.
The left hip is more over the left leg.
2
The left hip and shoulder are more advanced.
3
The club is lagging further behind.
The left shoulder is higher
Left arm appears straighter.
Hips still more advanced.
4
Right wrist has more bend
Club has more lag.
Left shoulder is still higher
Left shoulder, left arm, left wrist, left hip, left knee, left leg and left foot lie in a straight line.
5
Shaft is vertical
Left wrist is still flat
Right wrist still bent.
Upper left arm still connected to upper chest.
6
Retention of FLW and bent right wrist.
Club not as advanced
Shaft and left arm in line.

Reminds me of that time you went to the big house for exposing yourself at that 96 year-old lady's birthday party . . . you were getting those cops to hit you with the taser because it made you "tingle" . . . but it got real ugly when you had to spend the night . . . "Oh darn I seemed to have dropped the soap again."

Hmmm... was that an eye witness account?

Haha, Stylish headwear is the answer!

seriously... i'm not too sure, i initially thought extensor action but i suppose thats too obvious.

Looks like you weakened the left hand a touch-but it is difficult to be sure from the pictures .
Weight more on heels?
Narrower stance.
The hands are lower at the top ,probably tracing a better plane line -more back rather than behind.
Come on Ted tell us:crybaby:

thanks
 

I hadn't played in two weeks, so it took me a couple of days to get back to solid contact. I shot 71 in the Pro-Am on Sunday, but putting was the only reason. I only hit six greens in regulation and had 24 putts. My highlight was dunking an eagle from 117 on a 607 yard par five. I hit the ball poorly on Monday of the Griffin and shot 78 with some doubles. But, I shot 70 on Tuesday with a 33 on the back. I did the same thing on the last day at the Atlanta Open, with a 33 on the back.

In my last five tournament rounds, I've had three rounds under par. 77, 71, 71, 78, & 70. So, I'm very happy considering my work load. I'd have to stop teaching as much in order to play any better.

good eyes
 

I knew you guys were smart, but I didn't think anyone would see it from the previous view. Here's the change and the logic:

7-17: Foot Loading - enabled him to get the FLW at Impact.

In his backstroke, he was getting closer to the ball. He had been told to do thousands of chips/pitches with the FLW, which doesn't hurt anyone. But, he never had the ability to keep it in a longer stroke.

His weight was so much on hos toes that it changed the geometry. Getting closer to the ball discouraged Extensor Action. And, with the loss in structure, his wrist couldn't stay flat.

The cirlce was where his head started.

So, he would get closer to the ball, never really clearing the hip. The right elbow was inevitably on a collision course with the right kidney. Then the arm would take the detour, go around, and pull inward. The left arm became slightly bent, and the left wrist bent.

He felt like he was 10 miles from the ball at Impact, just to get the result that we did.

if that doesn't work...
 

Sometimes the taser doesn't work...

Yeah I was at the throw down for that 96 yearold chick too. I was hittin' on her baby sister Edna. We were dancin' to some Tone Loc and I broke it down with the alligator bob. Her baby-daddy, Gilbert, hit me with a walker. Before I knew it was catchin' a beatin' from all kinds of durable medical equipment. The cops came and locked me and Mike up . . .

NO JUSTICE . . . NO PEACE.

And we continue to watch...no secrets, eyes everywhere.

Muuuhaaahaahaha.

Hey Nukester, you need to borrow my cattle prod and check it out.