Sounds like City wants sympathy strokes. He ain't gitt'n any.
Centrifugal Force will always Swivel the Clubface Square to the Longitudinal Center of Gravity of the Club. The Pivot must be designed and executed to coordinate that with Turn and Roll for Plane Line compliance. So, a Push or Pull can be a very well executed Stroke. Because Swingers use CF to Swivel the Clubface, Side Spin can be developed by changing the Plane Line/Target Line relationship and by moving the Ball Aft and Forward to coordinate Turn and Roll. This is ALWAYS an On-Plane Stroke. Because it's an On-Plane Stroke, they are named Fades and Draws. Cross line Strokes are named Slices and Hooks. Fades and Draws don't produce the high side spin Rates associated with Cross-line strokes combined with Clubface Alignment adjustments.
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