[12 piece bucket]

Dear Mr. Bucket,

I think that Mike O has presented a very good point. He is insightful.

With all due respect and admiration for you, the fact that you “see absolutely NO evidence of throwaway in his motion”, suggests that you need vision corrections. Not only have you failed to capture the obvious, but lack the faculty to comprehend that the mere definition of 10-2-D with Angled Hinge, Simultaneous Release Motion and CF is - [Controlled Clubhead Throwaway].

Respectfully and Humbly Yours,

Daryl

PS. We'll get pretty Nuns. Italian ones. Beer Drinking Nuns.

You find us some crack smoking nuns and I'm all over it . . .

Dude . . . I think what we have here is failure to communicate . . . . let's define something . . .

What to you is CLUBHEAD THROWAWAY???

To me if the club stays in-line with your left arm . . . it don't matter what your grip looks like . . . it ain't no throwaway.

So you are telling me that if anybody on the planet has a turned grip and uses angled hinging . . . they are throwing it away??? So Lee Buck was a throw away artist???

4-D-1 THE FLAT LEFT WRIST

All Wrist positions and motion may remain correct until the Release, where, for a variety of misconceptions the Right Wrist is allowed to Flatten. Any loss in Impact Fix Right Wrist Bend during Release immediately becomes Left Wrist Bend – Clubhead Throwaway. Which starts the Club swinging form the Wrists – in an “inside” and “upward” motion – the Clubface is rapidly Closing and the Clubshaft becomes “in-line” with the Right Forearm instead of the Left Arm.


There's no way through the line of compression Sergio Garcia doesn't satisfy the conditions of the Flail. It don't happen.

I got a feeling you could find us some crack smokin' nuns in a matter of minutes.