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

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Old 09-07-2010, 06:14 PM
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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.
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Old 09-07-2010, 06:25 PM
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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".
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