[brianmanzella]

I thought the below graphics would make for good disscussion.

Tom Bartlett—undoubtedly the smartest GSEB on the planet, had pointed out a couple of dozen other interesting points regarding low point.

I am sure Lynn will have many as well.

Here is the whole post:

In PIC 1, I use a 20° #4 Accumulator (the left arm across the chest) Angle for ALL THREE FRAMES.

The result in the one Mandrin showed in his graphic. The clubhead (End of the lever) would be moving up at impact.


But, in a real golf swing, the #4 Accumulator angle is released from somewhere near 45°, to much less at impact.

In this PIC and the next, the result all TGMers know—the left shoulder moving UP and the clubhead moving DOWN, WITH a FORWARD LEANing shaft—exists.