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| Re: Driving Well, simply put a sway changes the centre of gravity in your swing and it also changes the physical centre of the swing arc. If you sway back, you have to sway forward into impact again and that's a lot of movement to get right everytime. Say you sway back 6" and only forward 5" you've moved the bottom of your swing away from the target by 1". That's a simple example of why swaying is a problem. |