How would I use the book to learn how to hit a draw, which starts right of the target and curves back to it? Specifically, where in the book can I find where it says what the alignment of the clubface should be relative to the target line at separation?
How would I use the book to learn how to hit a draw, which starts right of the target and curves back to it? Specifically, where in the book can I find where it says what the alignment of the clubface should be relative to the target line at separation?
Todd . . . you probably should ask the other crowd . . . they know how it works . . .
I know how it works, too. I'm trying to find out from TGM "experts" if the book covers this in some way. I'm not trying to be "smart". I just really have a hard time understanding what Homer meant.
I know how it works, too. I'm trying to find out from TGM "experts" if the book covers this in some way. I'm not trying to be "smart". I just really have a hard time understanding what Homer meant.
Correctly executed on a Square Plane Line, Horizontal Hinging produces dead straight shots.
I stand corrected. Much to learn.
But if a golfer wants a draw, he can make use of a horisontal hinging action (together with other alignments changes which will not be mentioned here of lack of knowledge) - then there is a good possibility that a golfer can get the draw he wants - or ??
Daryl, your drawings are always very helpful ! Thanks !
I have a question though: you setup the swinger with a clubface at the target and a closed plane line, that mean that you rely on the clubpath to start the ball a little right of the target (and clubface), enough for the spin to bring it back to the target ?
Last edited by Etzwane : 10-23-2010 at 09:15 AM.
Reason: correct typo
Daryl, your drawing are always very helpful ! Thanks !
I have a question though: you setup the swinger with a clubface at the target and a closed plane line, that mean that you rely on the clubpath to start the ball a little right of the target (and clubface), enough for the spin to bring it back to the target ?
Yes, you've got it but keep in mind that the Clubface is Closed because the Ball was moved forward. If I need more than a 15 Yard Draw then I also need to Rotate my Grip but I continue using the Swingers Alignments.
The Alignments and Ball flight are very predictable as they are using Hitters Alignments. Small Amounts of Adjustments produce small curves. What I like most about using the Swingers Alignments is that it has "Fine Tuning" and you can dial in the exact amount of Divergence.
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