Courses section--what's it for?

According to GolfDigest Article: "According to multiple sources, Mickelson approached the female employee at the clubhouse where he made nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact with her. The employee rejected his advances. As Mickelson returned to the course , the employee reported the incident to supervisors. Club officials took the allegation seriously and moved quickly, initiating a review and investigation before locating Mickelson mid-round. He was confronted with the accusation on the course. Following that confrontation, he was told to vacate the premises and left the course before completing his round." Don't have all the details and therefore can not pass judgement. But for a club to go out onto the course and remove him from the course and revoke membership is not the best look.  Phil Mickelson's Attorney Denies Viral Allegations Of Inappropriate Contact Phil Mickelson is accused of 'nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact' with a female employee.  

Body = around, arms = up/down.

Well, if someone knows where this fella's at these days, lemme know. I suspect the lever sticking out of his back is the engine. I'm amused by it's simplicity if so and makes me wonder if the golf swing has been a mono-lever motion all along..😁 

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Yea, it's just mostly figuring out how to do that consistently. I haven't spent much time just working on a course swing.  Like I mentioned in another thread, I have to stop using playing just going through practice routines. Yesterday was just, ok how do I stop having all these mishits. Some days its fine, some days its bad. Most days it's something I can't do at full swing 70%+ swing speed.  Just owning what I have now.