This picture shows a strong part of Craig's play with his driver. Notice the nice straight arm extension away from the ball. This creates a wide arch which will generate club head speed on the way back down. This is one aspect of the so-called Modern Swing, one that all of us should try to emulate.

Craig shows good flexibility for someone his age. Actually, he's a couple of years younger than I am but after 55 or so it really doesn't matter.  Driving and putting are Craig strong points.  He was easily the best putter on the trip this year.

Craig drives have a boring flight with a nice little fade left to right. He was rarely in trouble off the tee. 

Last year he was still recovering from surgery and his play was a bit weak. This year, he had good power from the tee box and that magic wand going on the green most days.

Craig's iron play does not match his play with the woods.  I didn't play that many rounds with Craig this year but I know he just doesn't hit most of his irons as solid as he does his woods. I remember a few that he hit fat.  I'm not sure that's normal for him, it could have been the conditions and the type of grass at Jekyll.