[SECGolf]

So . . .

The Right Hand does it all.



In piano music, there is treble cleft (right hand) and bass cleft (left hand). Each hand plays their respective parts, and the result is MUSIC. You would have us believe that, in golf, the left hand plays the part of the deaf mute.

I strongly disagree.

Sorry maybe not clear. My thoughts are a hinge or a door does not move unless acted on. The hinge is definitely a necessary assembly. In piano playing, the muscles in your left hand fingers and left foremarm are causing action. In golf, these muscles are not causing action, the important assembly is acted upon (right being the piston, ativated by muscular or centrifugal force). Certainly open at all times to any corrections or explanations, as my purpose is to, at times, put my understandings "out there" as food for thought. Left hand not the part of the deaf mute when it comes to feel (of various hinge actions), but left arm is the deaf mute to the extent that a piece of rope plays the mentioned role in "pounding the ball").