The Most Important Illustration in the History of Golf

[Daryl]

This is what Sasho James MacKenzie says is the purpose of Clubshaft Flex and this is what he claims happens at impact whenever a club is swung.

[wedgy]

Wedgy, people like you make me sick. You misread a so-called scientific research paper and you have no clue what's being said. You believe you understand something, then go around to websites and tell everyone that they're wrong. Dweeb.


Yoda,
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I really think you ought to consider a password protected section of the forum or limit newbies like Wedgy to one or two sections until they show some interest in something other than creating a pissing contest.

First you started the pissing contest and second you have continually called me names and third you have provided nothing to support your assertion of a lagging clubhead through the impact interval, why?, because it doesn't happen.

The only thing we need protection from is you and your boneheaded assertions. You should take over Jeff M's sub-forum and rename it Daryl's section where i'm right even when i'm wrong...lol. Who's really the dweeb.

[wedgy]

This is what Sasho James MacKenzie says is the purpose of Clubshaft Flex and this is what he claims happens at impact whenever a club is swung.

Now you got it, finally, your not that stupid after all.

[Daryl]

Now you got it, finally, your not that stupid after all.

No, but you are.

[Daryl]

Hey OB and Yoda, is this what your club looks like when either of you swing a club, because it isn't what mine looks like.....

[wedgy]

No, but you are.

That's not possible as i'm the one that taught you what was right and pointed out how wrong you were. That would make me smarter than you.

[wedgy]

Hey OB and Yoda, is this what your club looks like when either of you swing a club, because it isn't what mine looks like.....

UNfortunately your wrong again as your club does look somewhat like that and the more flexible the shaft the more lead deflection.

[O.B.Left]

There obviously can be exceptions, but in the sense I know you mean it, the answer is yes.

But more correctly, it is the Sweetspot that lags, not Clubhead as a whole. The Sweetspot can be well up the Clubface, particularly in the deeper-faced Short Irons, and that Lag supercedes the overall Clubhead.

Thanks Yoda and break a leg tomorrow.

[natep]

Yoda just posted that this happens and that Ben Hogan had it figured out in "Power Golf". It's old news. Here's the illustration:

[JTillery]

If you two keep it up Im calling your parents