[lagster]

Originally Posted by wally888

We have two clubs, both have the same mass, both have a speed of 100 mph at impact, both are acceleating at the same rate, both are on the correct plane and correct path, both clubs are square at ball seperation, launch angle is perfect for max. distance (may have left something out but you get the idea). But One club has no golfer attached! Difference?

Absolutely.

That difference is 'support', which is indeed additional mass of the player. The difference is less slowdown due to impact and therefore faster separation speed.

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I think EdZ is correct on this one. I think Pivot Lag is also related to this momentum(mass in motion) transfer. Pivot Lag..."operates like a "gear train" to extend the Swing Radius of the Primary Lever to any point from the Shoulder turn on down to the Feet(Zone #1)."

Now... maybe Mr. Yoda can go on with his Rocky Thompson story... relating to ARC size.