Double D you are good. Birds eye vs straight on, the laws of motion not being unique to golf but universal.
But im still curious about Drewits comment about intent. Golfs false logic problem or whatever. Dont hit up? Steering a straight path? Here in lies the solution to golfs cause and effect puzzle.
All of this no doubt effects hand path to my mind. (Back on topic) Intent influencing hand path. The hands direct but only as the brains outpost.
Very good O.B. Not to thread jack here...Lets take this a step further. Questions: why is that better ball strikers after Impact have both a Follow Through and a Finish, but poor ball strikers after Impact only Finish? When Ted Fort and I deals with problems of Over-Aceleration by telling the student that he or she can only increase their clubhead speed after Impact, why does the student have such a difficult time doing that? Why can't students change their Hand Path even when they want to? The road to hell is paved with good intentions or wrong intentions???
Although it all ties together, maybe I will take this to a new thread in the "Grey Matter" section.
Very good O.B. Not to thread jack here...Lets take this a step further. Questions: why is that better ball strikers after Impact have both a Follow Through and a Finish, but poor ball strikers after Impact only Finish? When Ted Fort and I deals with problems of Over-Aceleration by telling the student that he or she can only increase their clubhead speed after Impact, why does the student have such a difficult time doing that? Why can't students change their Hand Path even when they want to? The road to hell is paved with good intentions or wrong intentions???
Although it all ties together, maybe I will take this to a new thread in the "Grey Matter" section.
That would make for a great thread. Please make it happen Drew. Homer revealed so many common misconceptions about golf's cause and effect. And provided a solution. Like a straight divot from an inside out thrust. The ball goes up by hitting down etc.
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