The answer to this is found in the definition of your terms- I believe the direction this thread should go, is for people to begin to post definitions for the above concepts. Intended line of flight?- Initial line of flight? i.e. the RF vector? Target line- the initial line of flight?- that point in the distance where you're going to start your ball flight?, or a line from your ball to the eventual target? Probably the best definition will be the one that encompasses both draws, fades and straight shots and not just straight shots. And that is why I think that Homer Kelley saw to define the initial line of flight to be the same as the target line- the target line was also the initial line of flight, regardless of where the ball eventually finished. (10-5-D photo, 10-5-E photo) Like I have said before - I believe the Golfing Machine's concept of "Target Line" is very different than the common golfing community's concept of "Target Line" i.e. that line from the ball to the flagstick.
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