What is The Golfing Machine?

[12 piece bucket]

Imperative to what?

Hittin' that old pop-up drive you hit that put a boo-boo mark on your big ass driver the size of Gremlin on the first tee with all them fools that you think are paying attention you? You remember . . .



Nope. Per 2-0 . . .

Imperative to . . .

GEOMETRICALLY ORIENTED LINEAR FORCE

Principles are simple – their applications get complicated.

1. The Principle of Golf is the “Line of Compression.”

2. The Mechanics of Golf is the production and manipulation of the “Line of Compression.”

3. Precision is recognizing and reconciling minute differentiations.


So what is the Line of Compression hmmmmmm?

LINE OF COMPRESSION Example – bullet hole through a baseball

Mechanical – the line through center of that area from which material flows when displaced by a compressing force.
Golf – The direction of the Impact Force, as related to the various centerlines, for determining Ball Behavior

Got that? Not to difficult. But now how do we tend to its "production and manipulation?"

Per 2-M-1 BASIC POWER, . Power is the total effective Force that is impinged on the Ball – which is related to the Angular Momentum of the Clubhead Mass, as well as to the prestressed Clubshaft (6-C-2) and the sustaining or driving actions of the above mentioned Thrust – all of which contribute resistance to Impact Deceleration (2-E).


If the Principle of Golf is the Line of Compression . . . the SECRET of Golf is . . .

[birdie_man]

Sustaining it! DUH!!!!!

DUH!!!!

DUH-DUH!!!!

...ETC!

[Seanmx]

If the Principle of Golf is the Line of Compression . . . the SECRET of Golf is . . .

Junior Member sticks head above parapet and shouts out:
"The secret is LAG"

[bray]

Sustain the Lag!!!!

Hall of Fame Posts 12 Piece Bucket.

This thread should one day be handed out as the program for The Golfing Machine Hall of Fame.

Sorting Through the Duffer's Bible, The Golf Nut's Catalog, The Circuit Player's Handbook, and The Instructor's Textbook.

B-Ray

[Rhythm]

"The Golf Nut's Catalog"

I think this is where you fit in Bucket.

[6bmike]

Sustaining Lag Pressure to sustain the Line of Compression.

2-0 ... 4-D ... 6-B-2-0

[annikan skywalker]

St. Benedict drove a Gremlin......


TGM is a "system" and it does have some suggested methods of going about approaching this game and thi approach tends toward a "Methodology"...I don't see what the big deal is.....TGM is at least a superior" system and "methodology" than the rest.......

[12 piece bucket]

Do you know ConFunkShun?

Ffun? Loves Train? Earth Wind & Fire style? Doin' the Smurf?


I know some of you old bastardz gotta remember? Nope. . .

Then you surely know about the Three Functions

We're finishing up our Star System Traid discussion. To review it's the Three Imperatives (1. Flat Left Wrist 2. Clubhead Lag Pressure Point 3. Straight Plane Line). And they are IMPERATIVE to . . . The Line of Compression right? Holla!!!!

Now for the Three Functions . . . ConFunkShun Function what's your function? Skool House Rock . . . We hookin' up nouns and phrases and bustin' up PLANE LINES.

The Three FunkShunz by the GrandFonkDaddy Mr. Kelley (not R Kelly) are in 1-L The Machine Concept

This Machine has three functions – to control A) the Clubshaft, B) the Clubhead and C) the Clubface. All other elements of the Golf Stroke design are concerned with the facilitating and implementing of these three activities. But if any of these other elements are unintentionally omitted (Zeroed) or altered (different Variation), the Feel changes and the Stroke becomes “ungrooved” and confusion sets in. See 2-M-2 and 7-23.

A. The Inclined Plane is Clubshaft Control – See 2-F and 4-0
B. The Pressure Points are Clubhead Control – See 2-K and 4-0
C. The Left Wrist is Clubface Control – See 2-G and 4-0

That that we KNOW the Three Functions shall we study them Separately? What do you think????

[neil]

I looked up method in Chambers dictionary, it concludes -AN INSTRUCTION BOOK SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED-the prosecution rests its case! By the way ,I also looked up insane.