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1-H MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

Here Homer explains his use of unorthodox terminology in the book as he says 'the appropriate term promotes communication.' He then says for the average weekend golfer they should not be forced to eliminate a tendency that they have in their swing and instead they should develop a swing that compensates for the tendency.

The rest of Chapter 1 talks about why he capitalizes some of the words and his chapters and subsets of those chapters.

Another classic quote from Homer, which really truly describes his purpose in writing this book:


There is no effort to classify any Stroke Pattern as best or worst, except on the basic of Mechanical Advantage. But there is undoubtedly a best 'central' Stroke Pattern for each individual. - Homer Kelley


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As I feared, I have run out of subjects/concepts (that I know of) that are important in the golf swing. I only managed to think out 3 items:

1) The straight left arm & clubshaft.
2) The stationary head
3) Lag

Hopefully these are important subjects, but I ought to have many more!