Here is another way you can think of the two Secrets of Golf.
The first secret, Sustaining the Line of Compression, concerns the Geometry of the Stroke.
The second secret, Sustaining Clubhead Lag, concerns the Physics of the Stroke.
I don't wish to get into a contest over this topic, but it seems to me that the questions I asked are proper in seeking further understanding especially when it comes down to statements that indicate Homer indeed selected a component variation that requires compensation instead of selecting one that didn't for a pattern. Given that Homer understood what he was doing, there must be a combination that doesn't require compensation and provides a solid effective golf stroke. The heart of my quesiton is 'angled hinging' use what to not require a compensation move and be effective. I understand that a compensation would be something 'extra' or additional to make up for a deficency the way Homer used it.
So I guess the search continues unless someone can maybe clear this up, back it up, or change it.
By the way I thought I understood line of compression and clubhead lag, I just didn't understand the hinging with respect to line of compression as it was being stated, still don't.
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