The things Nevogt is saying are reminiscent of what the Natural Golf people say, i.e., average golfers need a swing with fewer moving parts, and should be willing to give up some distance to get consistency and accuracy. As far as that goes, I have to agree. The question is: does the Simple Swing do these things? I don't know the answer.

This is my 4th year playing. The first year and a half, I tried to learn the Natural Golf swing, from books and videos. I couldn't get it to work. Then I gave up and decided to try for a "normal" golf swing. I started over, really. I'm at a point now where I have my own swing. It's not pretty but it's approaching consistency, so I can think more about the game of golf, instead of the game of golf swing. As Martin says, from here it's all about practice to groove MY swing. I'm not interested in a new swing. But I'm always interested in other people's experiences with these things, and their viewpoints.

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Todd
Philadelphia, PA
USA

The reason the pro tells you to keep your head down is so you can't see him laughing. ~Phyllis Diller