Bobby Jones' views and The Golfing Machine are entirely consistent.Jones' Left Side Dominance concept and The Golfing Machine's SwingingProcedure (2-K) -- the Left Arm Stroke (1-F) with its Centrifugally-PoweredSecondary Lever Assembly (the Clubshaft 6-A-3) -- are one and the same.

As far as 'Swinging the Whippy' -- hold all the poor taste jokes! -- the problem is Clubface Alignment. Or, better said, misalignment.Mr. Whippy's soft Shaft -- please hold those jokes! -- has so little inertia of its own that it cannotprevent the Clubface from coming in 'Hooked.' That's because the Shaftcan't keep up with the Sweetspot as it strives to maintain its 'Line ofCentrifugal Pull' with the No. 3 Pressure Point.

So, it is quite possible -- even probable -- that you can skillfully applythe wonderful Flat Left Wrist Horizontal Hinge Motion that is consistent withthe Swinging Procedure -- and still Hook the Ball off the world. And themore Power applied -- such as with the Automatic Snap Release (10-24-E)-- the further left the Ball will go. That is because the greater thePower, the greater the torque in the Shaft, and hence, the greater themisalignment of the Clubface.

The key to Mr. Whippy is a S-L-O-W Pace and the Low Clubhead Speed ofthe Full Sweep Release (10-24-A). These will help avoid any powerful stressingof the Shaft. Remember, the more Clubhead speed you generate and thebetter you are at executing the Closing Only Clubface of a pure HorizontalHinge Action, the more problems you are going to have with Mr. Whippy.

In fact, good players may find themselves having to forego -- consciously orunconsciously -- the Full Roll of the Horizontal Hinge Action. Instead,they may start applying the No Roll Angled Hinge Action with its uncentered,Slice-producing, Simultaneous Clubface Close and Lay Back. And they willhave to abandon (or at least 'rev down') their Automatic Snap Release. Notexactly the Component Variations that a good player wants to gain"Squatter's Rights" on his Computer.

Interestingly, poor players -- who are mostly Short-Hitting Slicers --can grow to love Mr. Whippy! That's because they may find the Ball goingstraighter than their normal shots and perhaps just as far. But, other thansmoothing out their normal 'jerk,' Mr. Whippy is not improving their Swing.Naah. He just loves their Low Clubhead Speed, Throw-from-the-Top, Full SweepRelease. And, their Open-Open Stance Line and Plane Line (10-5-D in anycombination). And their No-Roll, Bending Left Wrist Procedure. Ahh, the Joyof Short and Sliced!

Perhaps in gratitude for the Sweep Release, the Open Plane Line and the BendingLeft Wrist, Mr. Whippy obligingly closes their Clubface! The player maynow experience a Pulled Shot, but -- lo! -- his Slice has now become a gentleFade or even disappeared completely.

All of which, of course, the Slicer finds out on his next links tour with his'regular' Clubs. Without the dutiful assistance of Mr. Whippy, it's...

Fore right!