Hi Joe,
I agree with your analysis of Dante’s 4 Magic Moves. And no doubt all of my shots are straight where I aim. And no doubt when done correctly, there is a euphoric feeling when the ball is compressed solidly. But it does require a lot of practice to meld the reverse wrist hinge with a turning of the shoulders. My main thought when I am fully loaded on my backswing is to feel my arms are “dead” and to initiate my downswing with a lateral shift of my left hip toward the target. This is similar to the modern swing which teaches the first move is a slight bump of the left hip and then a rotation of the hips to the left. The only caveat is that the Dante swing, in my opinion, because the grip pressure is tight, does not allow the hands to act as an additional lever, which will limit clubhead speed. But the trade-off is a consistent compression of the ball and the confidence that the ball will go straight. I compensate for this by hitting one club more-so a 140 yard shot will be a 7 iron or even a 6 iron rather than trying to muscle an 8 iron.
Hope this makes sense.
Howard