George Knudson would Finish in perfect balance as in the photo above. Then, he would relax his arms and bring his hands down in front of him to waist high with the clubshaft vertical.
George called this last position the "best seat in the house", i.e., the ideal place from which to watch the ball streak toward that clubhouse flagpole at St. Charles. He wanted to see the ball coming straight down the flagpole -- neither drawing in from the right nor fading in from the left -- as it returned to earth.
I teach "Best Seat" as Phase II of a three-phase Finish. Phase I is the "Arrow through the Ears" (see above photo). In Phase III you relax the grip and allow the club to simply slide down through the hands. If you really like the shot and want to add a bit of flair, give the clubhead a little twirl as you release it.
I remember.
How was the rhythm again? Count to 3 (2?) thru the ears, one for the best seat and one on the slide down?
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