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Old 01-24-2012, 01:00 PM
JTillery JTillery is offline
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@Daryl, ok one more try for me.

"Ok, but please understand that I'm telling you something that "appears" to contradict HK's "Swingers" procedure. But I assure you that it doesn't. I outlined the answer below, but bear with me a moment to explain something that has a very direct effect and HK assumes that YOU are completely aware of this. Anytime you move the Ball aft of Low-point, YOU MUST adjust your Plane Angle (not direction) so that the Orbiting Clubhead will intersect the ball at its new location. So, if you move the ball aft, then the Plane Angle must be "Steepened" and if you move it forward again, then you must "Flatten" the Plane Angle."

So, in redneck terms, if you move the ball to your back foot and hit the ground by your front foot,...............ugh,... you missed. Aside from this, I would argue outside of theory and in the real world that most people with a ball too back will build a compensation to shallow the angle of attack. Vice versa for the guy who gets it too forward. Regardless, as you just said, moving the ball back and then on top of that increasing plane angle will have a great effect on the "down"......and unless you're swinging up and down a wall, THAT MAKES PATH PATH PATH TO THE RIGHT!!!!!

**CAN YOU SWING DOWN A STRAIGHT LINE WHILE INCREASING AND DECREASING ANGLE OF ATTACK WITHOUT CHANGING ACTUAL PATH AND AFFECTING THE GOLF BALL? DO YOU THINK YOU CAN HIT ZERO DOWN ON A BALL, 2 DEGREES DOWN ON A BALL, THEN 6 DEGREES DOWN ON A BALL WITH ALL SQUARE FACES, ALL TRACING STRAIGHT LINES, AND HIT 3 OF THE SAME STRAIGHT SHOTS?**
* Why do guys swing "under" plane with drivers on tv all the time, then point their wedges at lines that are outside of the straight line baseline?


"the steeper the Plane Angle (10-6), the steeper the Angle of Attack (2-N-1), the higher the trajectory and the deeper the Divot (7-6)."

WHAT!????? Steep plane angles and steep angles of attack hit higher trajectory golf shots? So when you play your ball back, swing down 70 degrees and take a beaver tail divot, you hit it to the moon????

I respect your convictions and dedication, but Im going to bow out now, cause we are obviously playing different games!

Last edited by JTillery : 01-24-2012 at 01:31 PM.
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