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I think this goes to the heart of what hands controlled pivot is about. No need to wait for the perfect stroke, IMO.

OTOH, I Jack Nicklaus has said on numerous occations that he was capable of using 5 (?) swing keys while competing. I'm not sure of the exact number here, but it's a big one. But he didn't recommend more than one or two for the recreational golfer.

It's all about finding the right balance I guess. Been trusting and maintaining. And it's certainly easier to take on the right attitude in the short game than in the long game. I guess most people can learn a thing or two about hands controlled pivot from their short game.

Why is it easier to take on the right attitude in the short game? Some of the most difficult shots belong to the short game and then there is this darn problem of the keeping the head down and not peeking up to see the result of a difficult shot.