BULLET HOLE THROUGH A BASEBALL

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Old 12-11-2005, 11:31 PM
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Question:

Would this bullet hole be exactly on the BACK of the ball for a putt?

Or would it be towards the inside-aft corner?

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Old 12-12-2005, 05:49 AM
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At THE point that the target line would emerge at the BACK of the ball - Dead centre. All putts are straight putts as far as the stroke goes, mother earth takes care of the rest.

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Old 12-15-2005, 08:36 PM
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The bullet hole direction would need to match impact fix and the considered variables (hinge action, etc), no? Wouldnt it need to compensate (directionally) for the amount of time the ball is on the clubface?

Personally, I prefer a shoulder stroke - better now as pivot controlled hands - uh oh...am I in trouble now???
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Old 12-16-2005, 11:26 AM
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Philly,
You can't have pivot controlled hands in putting because your pivot is zeroed out. I have seen you putt, remember the shoulders are double agents, part pivot, part power package!!!


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Old 12-16-2005, 11:32 AM
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Interesting point.

Even if you zero out the Pivot, if you maintain Lag Pressure (which you should have even in putting!) relative to the Body rather than the Plane Line, that will be symptomatic of a Pivot Controlled Hands procedure.
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Old 12-17-2005, 03:53 AM
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The Arc of Compression?
Hey Tongz
If the club is against the ball on an arc, isn't it theoretically possible that the bullet-hole should also be
an arc? STAOC..hmmm.
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Old 12-17-2005, 11:29 AM
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Wildbillmckinney,

"This third direction is the direction of the compressing force. The momentum of the violent return flow after impact also distorts the ball by exceeding the the normal dimension of the compressed point." Compressed Point here. Page 13 TGM.

So the bullet hole throught the baseball deals with force vectors. Page 17 2-c-1 #2B. Take this picture and turn it upside down. Now take a pencil and draw from compression point on the first ball to the next. There lies the angle of approach. You can also visualize the "curved blur" of the arc of approach. You can also see the LINE OF COMpression.

By the way- that tour player that was mixing arm only and shoulder only stroke---He was Danny Ellis. So THE Golfing Machine is definitely making a impact on tour.
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Old 12-22-2005, 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by billmckinneygolf
Hey Tongz
If the club is against the ball on an arc, isn't it theoretically possible that the bullet-hole should also be
an arc? STAOC..hmmm.
Bill
Nope......
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Old 12-19-2005, 05:30 PM
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Interesting response.
My thinking has the point of impact still slightly inside aft quarter...even when putting. Video shows this produces an end over end roll. Trying to stroke through the back center of the ball creates a slight cut stroke spin. This is because we stand astride the ball, not behind it.
Video was done in 2001, and not uploadable. It would be interesting to hear a more sophisticated analysis of this question.
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Old 12-19-2005, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Uppndownn
Interesting response.
My thinking has the point of impact still slightly inside aft quarter...even when putting. Video shows this produces an end over end roll. Trying to stroke through the back center of the ball creates a slight cut stroke spin. This is because we stand astride the ball, not behind it.
Video was done in 2001, and not uploadable. It would be interesting to hear a more sophisticated analysis of this question.
UPP in snowy Ohio
I have to think the same way.....I'm not sure how much towards the inside though.....prolly pretty small.....but there anyway...

....what do you guys think.
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