A friend pointed out an interesting swing lesson in Golf Digest by two hot instructors Andy Plummer and Mike Bennett. They call it Stack and Tilt. As you would expect, it's very well defined and illustrated by Golf Digest and as with any new methodology will require a significant commitment to put it into your regular game. Once mastered, it promises solid contact and improved consistency. We'd love to hear reviews from anybody that's put it to work.

Geoff Shackleford posted on this topic earlier this month and it generated a boatload of interesting comments that are all over the board. Well worth a look. Chris at Eagle Par Birdie made an interesting comment at Geoff's site.

"I'll bet you won't see this swing from any pro over 35 and NEVER on the Champions Tour. Which means, when all is said and done, it's a swing for young golfers. By the way, where are the young recreational golfers these days, anyway? In short, the swing has no future."

And on the other side of the coin Bruce is a big fan.

"The Plummer/Bennett article gives me permission to hit the ball the way that feels best to me. The "tilt" move is new for me and really helps me load up without moving off the ball. I still have some work to do flattening my backswing but I am having the best practice sessions I have had in many years."

And finally, I was particularly moved by the pure insightfulness of yet another comment.

"When I see Tiger doing it, I will believe it..." Amen, Jacko.