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BerntR 06-19-2011 01:38 AM

With +2* path and -2* face the ball will start approx straigth on target and then turn left.

12 piece bucket 06-19-2011 11:58 AM

Are we not missing the angle of attack component?

JTillery 06-20-2011 12:02 PM

Andy,

You said a +2 path and a face that is -2 TO THAT PATH, which makes it zero to target. That balls starting barely right and drawing left of target correct? Draws that draw to target have to be hit with a face that's open to target but closed to path........

Tough to say without A of A numbers though I would think it would affect path

Andy R 06-20-2011 12:03 PM

Yep,sorry, those numbers would confuse those only interested in trackman data accuracy... To get a draw – the face angle value has to be less than the club path value (club head closed compared to club path). If the face angle is 1⁄2*club path – the shot will as a rule of thumb be fading/drawing back on target line.

Anyways, thanks for your efforts.

JTillery 06-20-2011 12:05 PM

Sorry Andy, same time!:)

Andy R 06-20-2011 12:29 PM

Thank you, tho! It was not my intention to confuse... but, alas, I've done it again. :laughing9

Back @ the thread topic - I know early release is part and parcel to this deal... and maybe that's all there is to it; but I feel there's an extra "wobble" in there somewhere, that would shed light on the mechanism driving the results.

Speaking of results - I remember hearing, in one of the videos DG so graciously shared, Mr. Tomasello refer to "all kinds of bad things" happening when you cock the right wrist. I would have loved to have heard him speak further on the subject.


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