I believe Ernie Els uses zero shift and does not tilt.
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Yes, for the ones to the right of Ben Doyle...why? because the Axis Tilt needs to be established for the intended Delivery Path, Plane Angle and any shift that may take place....Why do players have plane shifts versus a "zero shift" ...Here's my uneducated answer....Zero shift for a "Straight Away...Maximun Compression...Minimal Deflection"....Plane Shifts for different Trajectories and Curvatures which involve different lines of compression ...plane lines that might be shifted right or left of the Target Line...(Remmber Swingers can work the ball by rotating their plane line for curvature which is different than "Bending the Plane Line")
Yes, for the ones to the right of Ben Doyle...why? because the Axis Tilt needs to be established for the intended Delivery Path, Plane Angle and any shift that may take place....Why do players have plane shifts versus a "zero shift" ...Here's my uneducated answer....Zero shift for a "Straight Away...Maximun Compression...Minimal Deflection"....Plane Shifts for different Trajectories and Curvatures which involve different lines of compression ...plane lines that might be shifted right or left of the Target Line...(Remmber Swingers can work the ball by rotating their plane line for curvature which is different than "Bending the Plane Line")
Hmm . . . Wonder what he means???? Bending plane lines? What's next bag snatching from the kiddies at Halloween?
Why do players have plane shifts versus a "zero shift" ...Here's my uneducated answer....
Zero shift for a "Straight Away...Maximun Compression...Minimal Deflection"
....Plane Shifts for different Trajectories and Curvatures which involve different lines of compression ...plane lines that might be shifted right or left of the Target Line...(Remmber Swingers can work the ball by rotating their plane line for curvature which is different than "Bending the Plane Line")
Makes sense man....good post.
Swinger shifts plane line to the right (closed body lines- stance, etc.) for a draw (well, generally).....shifted to the left for a fade (generally)....
....I say generally because it depends on your grip, ball position....prolly some other things.
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