[comdpa]

I read that one too. Not sure if I buy the arguments though. It seemed as the writer figured that swinging left was all about steering - and that this steering over time induced the yips. But you don't need to steer to "swing left".

What you need to do is time impact so that there's still some release left. Relative to the pivot, the club head will then be moving away from the body so it's basically a push stroke. And the only way to keep the club head going down the line is to stay ahead with the pivot so the handle is going back in.

Hogan's hand path was outside - in relative to the target line while the club head path was more or less neutral.

I don't think he was of the mindset that swinging left was steering. Rather in a golf swing where the rotating pivot produces centrifugal force, swinging left actually creates centripetal force and to do so actually requires immense forearm strength. Over time, all that gripping actually creates scar tissue in the forearms which hamper feel in putting.