ANGLE OF ATTACK AND APPROACH DRAWINGS

[John Graham]

Interesting question, glcoach. I've never thought about it that way. But, I can see both the illusion and the reality.

The Clubhead has an Inclined Plane Line-of-Flight and passes Inside-Out -- Down Plane -- through Impact Point to Low Point. The Ball, on the other hand, in a dead straight shot has a Vertical Plane Line-of-Flight. So, assuming a Ball positioned prior to Low Point -- Up Plane -- the Clubhead passes outside the Line of Flight of the Ball. Hence, the dead straight shot could appear to be a Pull as the Clubhead passes outside the Vertical Plane.

But...

Only to the untrained eye.

Interesting indeed.

[gmbtempe]

Interesting indeed.

I think there is something to this.

I have a path that is definitely inside out a few degrees yet I hit a lot of straight pulls when the ball is most purely flushed.......how can that happen. It would have to mean a leftward path and face that matched........but I don't get a leftward path, its very rare. The ball should be a major pull hook but its not. My best shots are a push or push draw.