Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee weighed in with his thoughts on Tiger's evolution from Butch Harmon to Hank Haney to Sean Foley, and now to Chris Como:
http://www.golfchannel.com/news/brandel-chamblee/como-right-fit-woods/
Pretty insightful observations on how Harmon, Haney and Foley differed in their approaches, and how Como's understanding of biomechanics could produce a more natural, athletic swing that Tiger once had and provide real benefits given Tiger's physical limitations with his knee and back.
Cliff Notes: Chamblee believes Butch as a teacher is one of the best ever, that Haney deserves more credit for giving Tiger a "one-way miss;" and is not impressed with Foley's method at all.
Money quote on Foley: "And the ideological conceit of geometric precision is where Tour players' games go to die."
It's an interesting read if you are into the ways the golf swing is taught today.
http://www.golfchannel.com/news/brandel-chamblee/como-right-fit-woods/
Pretty insightful observations on how Harmon, Haney and Foley differed in their approaches, and how Como's understanding of biomechanics could produce a more natural, athletic swing that Tiger once had and provide real benefits given Tiger's physical limitations with his knee and back.
Cliff Notes: Chamblee believes Butch as a teacher is one of the best ever, that Haney deserves more credit for giving Tiger a "one-way miss;" and is not impressed with Foley's method at all.
Money quote on Foley: "And the ideological conceit of geometric precision is where Tour players' games go to die."
It's an interesting read if you are into the ways the golf swing is taught today.