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Originally Posted by philrosenbaum (Post 84243)

Thank you Kevin, always something nice to say.

But, in my opinion, perhaps you guys are right, feel vs. real.

You can feel like you lean the shaft, but it ain't even close to what the shaft is actually doin.

Always nice to have new faces eager to learn.

Kevin

Pressure Sensitive

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Originally Posted by philrosenbaum (Post 84243)

You can feel like you lean the shaft, but it ain't even close to what the shaft is actually doin.

I have written many times regarding the counter-intuitive downstroke clubshaft performance. In fact, I taught it thirty years ago. You add nothing new -- but apparently think you do -- as you continue to beat this two-dollar tom-tom.

Meanwhile, my very important message was to "Keep the head and the ball behind the hands". Did you get that? I hope so.

For sure, I never once mentioned the clubshaft and its bend (backward, forward, or whatever). And why not? Because it ain't about the clubshaft!

You hit the ball with forward-leaning (left shoulder-to-ball) Clubhead Lag Pressure Point Pressure. That pressure is felt in the hands and maintained on the clubshaft. The clubshaft itself and its bend are immaterial.

Can we give this one a rest now, please?

I hope so.

:salut:

I feel like I'm in the "Old West". :laughing9 :laughing9

D I thought you and I did a good job on post # 21. tag team baby!

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 84262)

D I thought you and I did a good job on post # 21. tag team baby!

I know.

How did the world get so skewed?

Oh ya, "Rolling Shutter" CMOS distortion.