dumb question

[komanin]

why is it that when you do the finish swivel the ball starts an holds the intended line in a nsa type of pattern, and when you don't it goes kinda right but draws back in at the end?

 

[Kevin Shields]

My guess is an NSA swivel has a flat left wrist that the clubhead never passes. That will always decrease sidespin unless the path is severely out to the right.

 

[komanin]

but the ball is long gone

 

[Kevin Shields]

But you were PREPARING for a certain type of swivel long before that.

 

[komanin]

i see so it is necessary

 

[Jim Kobylinski]

why is it that when you do the finish swivel the ball starts an holds the intended line in a nsa type of pattern, and when you don't it goes kinda right but draws back in at the end?

Because when you don't, you probably have a "flip draw."

 

[komanin]

thanks jim its possible although the compression feels just same the only distance difference is with the driver. until recently i was fighting a hook.

 

[Kevin Shields]

Because when you don't, you probably have a "flip draw."

Exactly,that's what i was trying to say.