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GYROSCOPIC ACTION Example - whirling weight on a string Mechanical - A spinning flywheel resists any effort to change its plane of rotation. Golf - A golfclub swinging either On Plane or Off Plane, resists any attempt to change its Plane. Above reproduced the entry in the glossary on...

Dave Kelly at his first participation this weekend in a PGA event - the Ford Championship at Doral - had an interesting experience on the tenth hole. The head of his driver, a Nike, Sasquatch, completely separated from the shaft and was found 70 yards further away in the fairway. The driving...

Seeing the present posts on putting reminded me of some ideas I have posted on another forum quite some time ago. With putting there is a lot of feel and it is hence interesting to use some objective mathematics to have a closer look at the issue of offset impact.

– Homer in, 2-F. PLANE OF MOTION, defines a dynamic sweet spot plane separate from the shaft plane. – Yoda to Martee: “Remember, Martee, don't confuse the Clubshaft's Impact Plane Line with the Sweetspot's Impact Plane Line. These are quite different!” I got intrigued and had a closer look...

In the interesting clip, with Brian, on his knees in his living room, chopping away at the floor, there is further explaining... ‘the ONLY way a divot can occur is with the left shoulder moving up’. An avid golfer, seeing Brian’s post above, might think this to be a kaon submitted by a zen golf...

Two ‘very distinguished colleagues’, 6bee1dee and MizunoJoe, are seemingly convinced that the golf research efforts by a multi disciplinary English research team are not worth the paper on which they have written their findings. [:0] I am not going to ask for the 50 flaws since I don't...

Going through some of my files I noticed having some information quite appropriate for a TGM forum. It originates from a site not active anymore dealing with the kinematics of the golfswing. I have taken the information illustrating the automatic closing of the clubface for horizontal and...

Originally posted by denny. I have heard 5 of the 50 C.D. recordings of Homer Kelley teaching class's (the MOST valuable C.D.s on the planet).Chuck works here in Mesa Az.(We have 3 A.I.s here). Yoda asked Homer if we should concentrate on a stationary left shoulder ------------Since this was...

Probably like many who have Homer Kelley’s book laying around, I do pick it up once in a while, but get each time very quickly impatient with the circular referencing, feeling I am getting trapped in a labyrinth. It is interesting to observe that the TGM forums conserve this particular aspect...