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  MrDC said:

But I disagree with his balance shrug-off, balance is very important to the swing and I challenge him to show me one Pro without good swing balance, it's key.

Yes, he may be right that it doesn't matter much after contact, but before contact, balance is leverage. It's hard to get all that energy to really translate to clubhead speed without it.


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