[O.B.Left]

OB,

That anlysis makes perfect sense.

Perhaps you can answer a question for me:

If your using the swinging procedure, and taking the club back to "end", under an Arc/straight delivery path (as stated in the swingers section of Capter 12), once you get on the "spoke" straight line path what is the specific thrust and or aiming point direction after the hands pass the point where they no longer point at the ball? (obviously, they only point at the ball so long).

Or, more simply put, is it actually the hands going in a straight line toward the ball, or the clubhead using lag and monitoring with the #3 pressure point toward the inside aft portion of the ball?

what s the visual line after you have taken it toward the ball?

Anybody got Yoda's lifeline?

Chip, thanks by the way. I dont wish to be vague but to answer these questions I'd say:

-What would the corresponding answers be if the procedure in question was a throwing of a stone at the golf ball from your golf posture, from Top? Top removing the Arc associated with the move of the Hands from End to Top. Now that would be an Active Right Arm I know , making it Hitting or Right Arm Swinging in golf terms, not 12-2 Swinging per say. But even then with passive Right Arm Swinging the Right ARm is Thrown. Similar to Hogan's book where he describes the baseball player sidearming a ball to first base. (The first base thing could be amended to be Down and OUt at the golf ball or Aiming Point to be more correct, I believe. But he got the OUT part right and the Forward making him 2 for 3 on Three Dimensional Impact).

-per 1-L-15

"The club starts up-and-in after Low Point but thrust continues down plane during the Follow Through."

Meaning the Thrust continues Down Plane and towards the Base Line after Impact up to and including Both Arms Straight. There's just way more Down to be had than most people realize, conceptualize.


Not sure if this answers your questions .....

Cheers.