[Mike O]

Mike,

That's just one guy swinging with his right arm (how can you base your conclusions on the swinging action of one golfer)...Tomasello doesn't look like that when he swings with his right arm, and I don't either. Mark Evershed doesn't...Erie Els doesn't....Retief Goosen doesn't.....David Love III doesn't.

DG

DG (Trademark use approved via PM - well maybe not),
I was just running with Homer's observation and I concluded that based on my observation that the player has transferred the center to the right elbow - hence that's how I would define a right arm swinger. In that strict definition, I would say that none of the players you listed are right arm swingers.

With that said, certainly my post could very easily be interpreted to read that a left arm swinger wouldn't or couldn't have some or a lot of right hand, arm, etc. involvement in the pulling process- which they certainly could. Therefore, if your point is that the players you mentioned may have felt or expoused pulling the club with their right arm- to any degree- I'm sure that's very possible but I would say that none of those players have transferred their center to the right elbow- therefore I wouldn't categorize them as a right arm swinger in the Golfing Machine world. Assuming that's your "issue" then I think it's a good point to make.

If after reading this you are upset with my use of your Trademark- you can contact my personal attorney - just realize that he is not board certified at this time- you can PM him from this forum- he goes by 12 Piece Bucket.