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Originally Posted by vj
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6bmike,
Is not all this "visualization" of the ball what Homer is talking about here. Why is it that 30 years later everyone on the planet is not talking about this "line of compression" and the visual equivalents of it?
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Lynn explained that 'compression" was the starting point for the whole machine.
The planet will catch up soon.
The marriage of the Internet and The Golfing Machine will catapult Mr. Kelley’s genius deep into mainstream golf faster than ever. But I feel Homer’s greatest contribution to golf instruction (and there are many) will be recognized as his ambiguity busting terminology, so when instructions and students talk about “line of compression,” “hinge,” “rhythm,” “pivot,” etc, it will have a precise exact meaning.
And that can only be good for sound machine building.
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