[Delaware Golf]

Geeezzzz....here is another new entry into the 7th edition that sync's up nicely with the Tomasello July 1991 interview. And in the correct section of the book....Force Vectors.

GI: If the hands aren't doing anything, then what's swinging the club.

Tomasello: Here we get into the terminology that scares people. You swing the club via two "divergent force vectors." This simply means that two different forces are being combined. One force is moving the club upward and downward. A second force is moving the club outward, away from you. The upward and downward force is provided by a straight-up folding and unfolding of the right forearm from its address position. You simpy fold your right arm at the elbow to swing the club up. From there, you try to throw the clubhead into the ground by unfolding your right arm.


7th edition entry in 2-N-1.

B. The Primary Downward Force Vector is produced by straightening the right elbow--including the Uncocking of the Left Wrist.
Sync's up nicely with the Tomasello's interview description.

Again, I would suggest watching the Tomasello Letter Series for clarification.

Why was Tomasello misunderstood....HE WAS TEACHING FROM THE UNRELEASED 7TH EDITION.

DG