Well I would say sure, what about Grant's swing? Mabey take a look of his current pattern. but they are closer to TGM than anyone on a large scale, so let that be. Thats good for Homer.

Working With Grant Waite
 

I am at the Nationwide's Henrico County Open in Richmond, Virginia, and worked about an hour and a half today with Grant. Some major light bulbs went off, and he was clearly excited about tying a lot of loose ends together. This improved understanding led to a distinctly superior execution and compression. As he told John Riegger, who came up toward the end of our session, "No one has ever explained these things I am trying to do so simply." :grin:

I took some before and after photos, but don't have my 'download' equipment with me. I'll post them when I get back. :)

Segue
 

John and Dana,

Sorry but I had to edit your posts to remove a bogus link that got embedded in the post. We have having trouble with spambots (not the Austin Powers kind) and they are causing some forum problems.

More, more!!!

Very cool!

Matt- didn't you caddie for Waite at one time?

very cool. Can't wait to see

I think we are witnessing the end of the beginning . . . I imagine a certain someone up yonder is smiling down.

Won't be too long before we can all say . . . we were here when it all started.

Lynn/John - Looking forward to seeing you there tomorrow morning.... I'll be at the range checking out the ever growing 'Team LBG' :) - EdZ

Yes, Milwaukee in July 2004...Grant was working on the stuff described in the article you posted, and we played a practice round with Dean Wilson who was just getting into all this.