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Old 08-06-2007, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by davel View Post
Mike

Right on. I plan to remove my clubheads from the my clubs and go out to play golf without any balls and visualize the shot and go to the spot where I thought I hit and play a round like that. Given my course management is good and I can withstand the pressure I think I could shoot about 78 on 113 slope course. The biggest problem I would have would be club selection.

Dave
The thing is that focus should be on feeling lag pressure (feeling the sweet spot with PP #3). Then tracing your chosen plane line with PP#3. Doing so means a laser would be on plane. But with feeling the sweet spot you have total focus where it needs to be. A focus that you can have when ACTUALLY PLAYING. As you can't have a laser when playing. And the dowels do a have sweet spot that can be felt in the hands.

If you want to make sure your not off in your tracing I guess a laser would be OK in a limited fashion. But the bottom line is most people would start to focus on the laser and not on clubhead feel (you may be unique). Worst case scenerio, people think that if they trace enough with a laser, they will eventually always be on plane (even with a golf club). And that is just silly as there is no muscle memory - each shot is a test - the clubhead must be felt and directed each shot.
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