Where did these come from?

[lagster]

See if you know where these quotes, terms, or sayings came from.

1.Fire the right side._____________
2.Hit it with your right hand.___________
3.Keep your mind if your hands.____________
4.The action of the hips is like a ROCKING CHAIR.__________
5.Hold the club like it's a little bird.___________
6.LAG
7.Hit the tire.______________
8.The LAW's of golf________________
9.Swing the instrument.___________
10.Hit the inside quadrant.____________
11.Swing Plane______________
12.Corridors of success____________
13.Swing the handle._____________
14.Power Accumulators_______________
15.Reach for the sky.______________
16.Swing the bucket._______________
17.Plane Line_____________
18.Overlapping grip_______________
19.Clip the tee._________________
20.Flat left wrist_____________
21.Stay in the present._____________
22.Counterfall_____________
23.Sustain the line of compression._____________
24.One plane swing_________________
25.Connection_____________
26.The heave______________
26.Putting on an arc___________
27.Allow your eyes to follow the ball.______________
28.Plane shifts_____________
29.The long putter_____________
30.Inclined Plane___________

[EdZ]

Originally? or recently?

[lagster]

Originally? or recently?

Originally... but both or either is OK

[drewitgolf]

1.Fire the right side._____________Ballard
2.Hit it with your right hand.___________Armour
3.Keep your mind if your hands.____________KIelley
4.The action of the hips is like a ROCKING CHAIR.__________Byron Nelson
5.Hold the club like it's a little bird.___________Snead
6.LAG-Homer et al.
7.Hit the tire.______________Cotton
8.The LAW's of golf________________Wiren-
9.Swing the instrument.___________
10.Hit the inside quadrant.____________Kelley
11.Swing Plane______________many-mostly Dunn & Hogan
12.Corridors of success____________McLean
13.Swing the handle._____________Merrins
14.Power Accumulators_______________Kelley
15.Reach for the sky.______________Grout-Nicklaus
16.Swing the bucket._______________Penick
17.Plane Line_____________Kelley
18.Overlapping grip_______________Vardon
19.Clip the tee._________________Penick
20.Flat left wrist_____________Hogan, Kelley
21.Stay in the present._____________B. Jones
22.Counterfall_____________
23.Sustain the line of compression._____________Kelley
24.One plane swing_________________Hardy
25.Connection_____________Ballard
26.The heave______________Bucket
26.Putting on an arc___________VJ Trolio
27.Allow your eyes to follow the ball.______________
28.Plane shifts_____________Kelley
29.The long putter_____________
30.Inclined Plane___________Kelley

[12 piece bucket]

26.The heave______________Bucket

Don't step on a hornet's nest surfer boy.

[drewitgolf]

Don't step on a hornet's nest surfer boy.

Lets not forget whose corner I am in.

The Three Imperative + One Bucket= The Fantastic Four.

[Mike O]

Just for conversation- I'm not really sure on the following but just throwing some ideas out without a lot of thought (Bucket - Don't go there!)
3.Keep your mind in your hands.____________Kelley
I'd say Ben Doyle on this one- not Kelley
8.The LAW's of golf________________Wasn't there a book on this recently by Tomasai or Doc "Sutty"- based on body types or something. Now that I think of it- I'm sure Wiren might be correct but that "new" book seems to have a similar name
9.Swing the instrument.___________ That would be Bucket- so he tells me.
16.Swing the Bucket._______________Mike O. aka Voodoo Doctor
26.The heave______________Bucket- Yes, Yes!
29.The long putter_____________ I met a guy in Florida around 1983- used the long putter then- former Marine/Army/Navy? guy- I think he played professionally but had back or leg problems so he used the long putter. I also believe he swung all of his full shots - left hand low. Nice guy! Name is on the tip of my tongue but can't remember who it was. Maybe I can get some help here. I'm guessing he was probably 45-55 at that time- would have been in Vietnam- when he was younger.

See my post above in the quote- messed up - the above is not really Drewit's quote- but my follow-up post.

[dss]

...Charlie Owens

[EdZ]

I would give Percy Boomer more credit for #25, Connection, than Ballard, although certainly it was Ballard that made the term popular.

[jroc7]

Is the heave also David Lee's term for the takeaway?