Homer assumed Separation to be at Low Point but what if it isnt?

[mb6606]

Ya, Ive been to the website but they won't tell me. I was hoping that you would know for sure.

Dynamic Loft*
Spin Loft*
Face Angle*
Total Distance*

These are the interpreted numbers the other readings are measured. Obviously total distance cannot be measured since the ball is running along the ground.

Face angle is the concern. Homer wrote the ball leaves the clubface at essentially right angles. Jorgenson wrote (D plane) the ball curves away form the path. If you hit the ball with TM reading zero path and zero club face the ball flies dead straight. I have confirmed this with my own eyes/swing.

[Daryl]

Dynamic Loft*
Spin Loft*
Face Angle*
Total Distance*

These are the interpreted numbers the other readings are measured. Obviously total distance cannot be measured since the ball is running along the ground.

Face angle is the concern. Homer wrote the ball leaves the clubface at essentially right angles. Jorgenson wrote (D plane) the ball curves away form the path. If you hit the ball with TM reading zero path and zero club face the ball flies dead straight. I have confirmed this with my own eyes/swing.

I'm confused. You said that face angle is interpreted. But in the last paragraph you said that zero path and zero clubface = a dead straight ball. Don't you mean to say that when the ball goes perfectly straight, that TM interprets this as zero path and zero face angle? I dunno?

Oh, you are saying that face angle is measure by TM Radar. Oh, I thought that it had only one radar gizmo behind the ball. It has 2?

[mb6606]

I'm confused. You said that face angle is interpreted. But in the last paragraph you said that zero path and zero clubface = a dead straight ball. Don't you mean to say that when the ball goes perfectly straight, that TM interprets this as zero path and zero face angle? I dunno?

Oh, you are saying that face angle is measure by TM Radar. Oh, I thought that it had only one radar gizmo behind the ball. It has 2?

Correct I was not clear - when the ball goes absolutely dead straight (zero curve) - TM will read 0 path 0 face angle. You really need to experience it for yourself. Sean Foley wants his players to swing 3 degrees inside out with a clubface roughly 1.5degrees open. Results in tight little draw at the target.

[Daryl]

Correct I was not clear - when the ball goes absolutely dead straight (zero curve) - TM will read 0 path 0 face angle. You really need to experience it for yourself. Sean Foley wants his players to swing 3 degrees inside out with a clubface roughly 1.5degrees open. Results in tight little draw at the target.

Wow, interesting stuff. I watched the videos on the TM website. When they say "Path" they are talking about "Plane Angle" meaning that a Steep Plane might be 3 degrees inside-out and a shallow plane might be say 5 degrees inside-out. They aren't talking about the Clubhead crossing the "Plane Line".