I thought I’d put the same four swings from the last post together, in slo-mo this time, to showcase how identical the mechanics are for any club from wedge to Driver.

The setups are the same except for the ball position relative to the club, and the pivot actions are the same.

Once you’ve gotten your MCS Golf Swing model down, it is easy to maintain your swing sharpness and you won’t require hours daily on the range to do so.

If I didn’t love hitting balls as much as I do, I’d only need a small bucket with which to warm up and go through some clubs from wedge to Driver before switching to the short game and putting practice and just head to the first tee.

I was 52 years old when I shot these swings, and was still getting the Driver out 330 yards and more with this swing model.

In fact, there was the 5 iron I was hitting at a 245 yard green just to see how far I could get it, and actually had a ball run through the green, but it was tragically out of focus: