LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - Divot direction in a hitting action Thread: Divot direction in a hitting action View Single Post #7 12-03-2008, 07:29 PM yodeli Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Paris - France Posts: 87 Less outer curve Originally Posted by Jeff What about a hitter who uses a crossline thrust action through impact? Is the crossline thrust action accompanying the release of PA#1 a "feeling" only or does it translate into a divot that is oriented to the right-of-straight? Jeff. Jeff, I would say that according to the bench drill, there is no difference between the travel of the clubshaft along the bench for a hitter or a swinger. So the inner part of the divot should be a straight line for both. However, on the Hitting stroke, the rate of closing of the clubface is more gradual than in a Swing due to differences in the release of the power accumulators (Simultaneous release of #1,2,3 in the Hitting stroke). This is why I believe that the divot of the Hitter will have its outer part less curved than the Swinger. However, I doubt there is a way to measure that in the real world! yodeli View Public Profile Send a private message to yodeli Visit yodeli's homepage! Find all posts by yodeli