pellmell No, because I know what to look for objectively in a fundamentally sound swing, which all the players you mentioned have.
Was Miller Barbers swing fundamentally sound? It’s how you arrive at impact. How you get there is irrelevant. Every swing has idiosyncracies.
Here’s what I look for. Is there downswing on plane. Meaning is it below their shoulder and ideally close to the same plane as their trail arm. Don’t care where their head is or where their feet and shoulders are pointed. Not interested in lag, forward shaft lean etc..
Most hackers are too steep. The shaft is too vertical coming down. Harry Vardon said he felt like he was swinging down towards his right heel. Ben Hogan told Gary Players it was impossible to swing too flat.
Then Nicklaus comes along and the upright swing is in vogue.
Also, many ‘good’ golf swings have a hand path over the backswing path, but the shaft remains in an area that would be considered on plane.
BTW Gabe of Let’s Play Thru is what is considered on plane coming into impact. And impact is all that matters. There is no such thing as a fundamentally sound swing.
Bob Brue hits good shots in all kinds of contorted positions. He dispels many of the so called fundamentals.
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=you%20tube%20bob%20brue%20golf%20swing&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:d4d363ba,vid:BCN0pn51nMA,st:0
