[MizunoJoe]

Originally Posted by MizunoJoe

Clubhead Lag is the clubhead trailing a bent shaft. Accumulator Lag is the amount of the Accumulator that has yet to be unloaded.

Good post! MJ, I know that you are a big fan of Trigger Delay and Snap Release. Do you think Accumulator Lag automatically translates to Clubhead Lag? Are the proportional in some way assuming no throw-away?

Did you see the pics of C. Howell in Golf Magazine? Looks like he's moved away from Lead's attempts to "de-Lag" him . . . assuming the pics weren't taken pre-Lead. There are couple of incredible pics. He seems to be the poster-boy for #3 Lag.



Thanks!



Richard

I haven't seen the Golf Mag pics, but will take a look at the mag rack tonight. I assume you meant to say he is a poster boy for #2 Lag. You must have Clubhead Lag to provide a stressed shaft before Impact, in order to resist the ball collision and maximize Separation speed.

Even if you maintain LW Cock deep into a late Release, if LW speed is too slow in the pulley section, you can lose Clubhead Lag and hit the ball with an unstressed shaft. It feels like hitting a rock vs hitting a dandelion.