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Originally Posted by Burner (Post 76512)

"The Rein of Fame stay mainly on the Plane"

Love it - tag line of the decade!:laughing9

When it comes to post titles, nobody does it better than Drew!

:salut:

P.S. Somewhere in a galaxy far away, Bucket is now exercising a restraint mortal men can only dream of! :laughing9

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 76510)

Thanks, BerntR. The drawing definitely has merits. Again, the goal was 'instant communication' in an informal setting.

For what it's worth, I really like how these drawings explain things.

Please put me down for a preorder of your Alignment Golf Cartoon Edition. Just in case you'll ever write one.

This banana seems to have a dual horizontal hinge action btw:

:golfing_banana:

And this "golf head" seems to be leaning more towards angled hinging:

:golf:

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 76497)

Lynnard can't draw no goats? Or is this some sort of modern art type deal where you are to use your imagination . . . . THIS PICTURE SUX!!!!

I studied this picture all night last night . . . ate all the cheetoz in Davidson County . . . I can't figure this out . . . heading to urgent care now . . . strange orange ring has appeared . . . worried that I may have contracted something from looking at this freakin' picture . . . sheeps and lammas are chasing me . . . . HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please splain the group pix??

The Bear

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 76364)

Bear,
If I understand your question...Francis Ouimet winning the 1913 U.S. Open...lowly caddie defeats the giants of the game.

A bucket of turnips

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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 76497)

This picture depicts how Mr. Bucket will pull "turnips" out of the ground. Note: we had to label "ground" in the picture so he wound't get confused.
The reason for the oval head is because Bucket would get his eyes real close to the ground when other were pulling out the "turnips" to see their progress. Hence, the label Impact Point and the oval head and the cry for help.

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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket (Post 76521)

Bucket,

:salut:

See my post #39 above.

:3gears:

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 76543)

Bucket,

:salut:

See my post #39 above.

:3gears:

guilty!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 76543)

Bucket,

:salut:

See my post #39 above.

:3gears:

Oh and hey! that is MY GROUND SKOOL pic too by the way . . . never thought of it in that context until now . . . goat geometry!

Goat geometry is probably more appropriate at Waffle House . . . than Crackerbarrel though!

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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 76293)

A bold question, to be sure.

Any takers?

:golfcart2:

Lynn, what significance, if any, do you attach to the shaft bend seen here?

Its induced by contact with the ground but ....... prior to that contact, shaft bend of this nature , along this axis (aft/front of shaft), would be consistent with an increase in the rate of Radial Acceleration and have a corresponding and associated feel of increased Lag Pressure at the #3pp in its "first joint" location. (6-C-2-A THE ESSENCE, for you guys following along at home)

In this photo the #3 pp , the entire Longitudinal Center of Gravity (from #3pp to sweetspot) lags behind the shaft.

Thats what I see ........... apart from the Impact Hands Location, which didnt make 12-3 for some reason. And why didnt it?

I'd venture that it would be impossible to get this Impact Hands Location alignment seen here by "swinging the clubhead"....and so you must "swing the hands" and feel the Lag. Lag Pressure that is. Pressure. You're at Both Arms Straight and the club is still in the ground!