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Date Posted: 21:06:21 06/04/00 Sun
Author: Doug
Subject: Re: Dr. Suttie and LAWS
In reply to: Don 's message, "Re: NG release (Phys Ed)" on 18:24:55 05/31/00 Wed

Don brought up Dr. Jim Suttie, who along with Mike Adams and TJ Tomasi authored the "LAWS of Golf." The LAWS are based upon body type (L=Leverage for average size players, A=Arc for taller players, and W=Width for heavier or muscular players).

Does anyone who has read the LAWS detect some similarities between the Width swing and NG? The book even advocates the ten finger grip, and holding the club like a hammer for Width players! Also the width approach advocates a swingpath out and away from the body, which forms more of a "straight back, straight through" swing!

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