What a Shot!
 

Yep, clearly those using TGM Principles like Flying Wedges and Aiming Point have no clue, and no feel. :)

http://youtu.be/SLU5NkA_8Kk

Kevin

Well he might have a different (Ben Doyle like ) take on the Aiming Point procedure but .......the ball still went in. And thats a good thing.

Thanks Kev.

I agree my good friend OB, however, TGM is under attack along with Lynn and Bobby, if we want to save it for the future it's time for the Baptists and Protestants to come together. I was lucky enough to watch Mr. Clampett hit balls for an hour a couple of weeks ago, and listened to his thoughts on G.O.L.F. and I promise you, he shares our structure, Tripod and all... You know how I feel, I live and breathe LBG and try to follow YODA to the letter... :salut: :salut: :salut:

Kevin

Thanks for this Kev. It was interesting to see Mr. Clampett (Bobby, not Jed) work in front of us. It was confirmation of what Yoda has been teaching us right from the get-go. Man, I gotta get to The Swamp.

Homeward Bound
 

Porch light's on, Jerry!

:salut:

We'll get down there, so much great stuff to learn!

:golfcart:

Kevin

Let me know when you want to go! The more the merrier I say.

To respond to a critique of a misinterpretion of Homers Tgm is a waste of time. I haven't read any thing in a long while but would suggest it'd be way more interesting if they got the definitions straight.

Are they still talking about "lag" a's number two angle? Tgm a's all Auto Snap, passive hands no beginning to hit? See 6-H-0 B . Max shaft angle at impact" , where's that in the book again? Homer didn't understand plane rotation etc etc simulataneous Release a's Hitting only.

That said I can certainly understand how people can get homers view on things all mixed up. He did have a certain way with words. To say the least. Funny thing is if you ever try to 're write it ......'it often becomes even more obtuse.

Our time spent didn't get nearly that deep... Nothing to be upset about. Just fun to watch him hit balls and speak kindly of Homer and Ben.

Kevin

You should be aware that it's being misrepresented by no less than two so called GSEDs in the name of new research! One, a New Yorker, is claiming that Aiming Point causes the player to thrust his hands out over plane and seems to be confusing aiming point with Impact Hand location, in an effort to push his upcoming video, based on the concept of "Parametric Acceleration", in which the handle is pulled upward and inward in front of the pants zipper. After correcting this misrepresentation, I was dismissed as a "Hijacker" with a "horse in the race". I don't believe that a real GSED could possibly confuse aiming point with impact hand location, which means he is intentionally misrepresenting. What makes it even harder to swallow, is that you can go to Youtube, and see him snooping around in Homer's garage/studio with Sally Kelley.

Blissful Ignorance
 

And then there is Yani Tseng, LPGA, at age 22 the youngest player (male or female) to win five majors. In her short career, she's also won more than $6 million.

:shock:

Interestingly, she's not a big high-tech fan. Here's what she had to say in the latest issue of Golf Digest (October 2011, p. 50):

"I don't practice on launch monitors. I don't really understand them, and I don't care about my numbers and specs. If a club feels good, it's all good."

Well, there ya' go, at least for this particular tour star.

:golfcart2:

Wish I'd been there , is there any video?

Unfortunately no, just a really small group watching him hit balls. He makes a sound that is so different from the others, much like Brian Gay in the fundamentals video. Every ball so solid and compressed. Tell me it's not possible to sustain the line of compression. Those two definitely can!

Kevin