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Originally Posted by rrabick
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Not sure if this is on subject but...
When swinging one is to drag load the club by pulling the shaft towards the plane line first (per sequenced release) to release point at which time the roll starts towards impact. Wouldn't this intial dragging down the plane be starting the hosel towards the ball instead of the sweetspot?
Would it be correct to say that the hitter will be rotating the shaft around the sweet spot right from the start down while the swinger waits until release point?
There is a serious fog moving in here and I fear a truck is in the headlights so...
Help! Please!
rrabick
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The swinger has a rotating #3 pressure point, as he loads the pressure on top of the shaft at end. In a snap release the pressure point won't rotate until very late. The hitter loads the #3 pressure point on the back of the shaft at top, where the pressure will stay.
You have dodged the truck!