What is TPI's stance on short game technique concerning body-swing connection?

TPI emphasizes the importance of body mechanics and movement principles in all aspects of golf, including the short game. The correct choice reflects the idea that short game technique is not isolated but rather should be integrated with the fundamentals of body movement. This means that a golfer's body-swing connection plays a critical role in executing effective short game shots.

The mechanics of how the body moves directly influence swing performance, and understanding this connection allows golfers to optimize their technique across all areas of the game, not just in full swings. This holistic approach enables players to achieve better consistency and control in their short game shots by maintaining proper alignment, balance, and posture throughout the swing.

The other choices do not align with TPI's philosophy because they either limit the focus to technique alone, suggest ignoring critical body mechanics, or concentrate on only one aspect of the short game, like putting, thereby missing the broader implications of body-swing connection across all short game facets. By understanding that short game technique is influenced by overall body movement principles, players can improve their performance comprehensively.