Eldrick Picture..good?bad? depends?

[12 piece bucket]

When you see that delivery picture of Tiger, why do you guys all see that Tiger has to release thru hitting procedure? You think the only way to nail that ball at that position is ONLY thru a hitting procedure? I don't think so.

IMO Tiger can release that thru PA3. Why do you guys ain't even considering it at all? With PA3 you can accelerate up into peak clubhead speed by impact. At that position of Tiger, PA2's gonna give that PA3 a hard shove, pushing and helping the left wrist to release thru PA3 and accelerate clubhead speed into the ball. With Tiger's strength, he CAN accelerate and reach that peak clubhead speed thru rotationalpower/PA3-based release that's otherwise unreachable by someone of lesser strength and/or if tmain release mechanism is thru velocity power/PA2-based.

Are you guys really not even considering this, or are you avoiding it's discussion for whatever reason?

Mr. Yoda?

NO avoidance here....Eldrick IS NOT Hitting....you can't hit with extreme pitch elbow....

You can talk all this stuff about "release #3 hard"...the point in putting that picture up...forget about all the accumulators etc.....this MAY work for Eldrick....but it sure does look like a WHOLE LOT OF STUFF has to happen in order for the clubface to get on the ball IN A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME WITH A LIMITED AMOUNT OF SPACE....not saying it can't be done...but sure does look like there would be an easier way...

Critique .... #4 pressure point ABSENT...no accumulators have fired IMO at this point...hands on left thigh....shoulders extremely closed...right toe squashing bugs/butts...spine will be forced to tilt back as a result of the extreme pitch/overlap...Eldrick is certainly ooozing with talent and hits balls 8 hours a day....but does this make sense for "regular" types?

Whoever's mandating these pictures would have a hard time convincing ME to swing this way...but looks like Eldrick is all in....maybe he's learning this from some hairlipped Perkinz waitress....who knows...."we all switch chicks & instructors when we ring the bell."