Handle Location Checkpoints

Hi guys, can any of the instructors or TST users with knowledge of TGM/MORAD/S&T;/5SK help me identify the proper handle locations throughout the swing?  Checkpoints to use for simply the handle - and keeping the club on plane?

I ask as I just received a new high speed camera from Santa (120fps at 720p or 240fps at WVGA)... And was thinking that in order to take advantage of this new high speed camera that I have in my possession... I'd like to map out some basic checkpoints to monitor in video.

One of the videos that I think does a good job of introducing these plane lines and points to monitor is by Mario below:

But I was hoping there was a swing sequence model - which already had lines drawn on it that I could quickly reference, and then compare those to my high speed video stills at the same alignment positions.  Thanks for any replies and help in advance, I really appreciate it.

Is this what you are looking for?

http://thesandtrap.com/t/53724/the-ps-positions-or-as-alignments-in-the-golf-swing

I find it helpful when reviewing my swing.

handle locations are useless if your body is not functioning correctly.......and everyone is different.

...and forget the plane.....are any of the greats below "on plane" to the ball on their DS?.....NO.

lol.....here you go, DTL

follow the black line ;)

back to the OP.

everyone is different, build, hand size, flexibility, leg strength,core strength, weight, equipment, application etc etc.

not being simplistic...what you really want to do is know where you and the club+"handle" is at IMPACT .

forget the backswing, that does not hit the ball, but if you understand impact and beyond, the backswing will come.

look at Furyk, his impact is pure... 2012 ...3rd in scoring averages(to mciiroy and woods)...4th in driving accuracy

and NOT once is he "on plane".....

Here are a couple threads discussing somethings you may want to look for, although you may have already seen these.

http://thesandtrap.com/t/54540/a-centered-pivot

http://thesandtrap.com/t/54697/downswing-sequencing

http://thesandtrap.com/t/53724/the-ps-positions-or-as-alignments-in-the-golf-swing

Also, you can look at different alignments and different planes such as elbow plane, shaft plane, shoulder plane, etc etc, but as stated above nothing to live or die by.  Always other variables.

Now that you have a camera, I would highly recommend looking into evolvr so that you can receive personalized help.

Thanks!  I've been using Evolvr since last year.  It's definitely helped... But I also like to have intelligent interaction with the community here at TST.  So I post video updates here to show what I'm working on/doing.

LOL!  Gotta love the anonimity of the internet (especially for those of us who have screen names like "Beachcomber" and "Golfingdad")  I'd be surprised if you haven't already received a lesson or two from "sk golf" on Evolvr. :)

(He's done my last two!)

No im not, because parrallax doesnt exist here, parrallax must have a viewpoint, a subject...which we have here....and a distant background, which is of no use here because we are not trying to focus on the golfer with regards to depth of view, the vid-camera used here does not have a rangefinder viewing system where one has to focus on an object and uses infinity....eg: viewing subject left or right of the actual lens and sensor.

what you see here in these images is what you see in the viewfinder, its a direct line with the eye over the sensor....the bullshiit theory of parrallax with vid-cams does not exist, when it suits individuals to use it should be shot down.....parrallax is only used to bring a subject into focus.

...and please dont even try using the 2D, 3D rubbish..... wont be long before teachers incorporate such tripe into the golf swing......modern golf is all about money...therefore everyone has an agenda, therefore they will spin whatever they want to fit in their little vortex of goodies to the unassuming public......you only have to listen to the club manufacturers for such stupidity....cheers.