The best Trackman numbers as far as controlling face, path, and ascent/descent.....

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tobell

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mb6606 said:
Tobell to quote Homer Kelley: "Feel no concern for the PERFECT STROKE. There are trillions of precision patterns with totally correct alignments and relationships, perfect for some application or preference."

I am with Brian. I would rather discuss Furyks amazing Trackman numbers than TGM.
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Fair enough. I'll take pragmatism (Furyk) over theory (non-compensated stroke patterns) any day.
 
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I have heard Furyk say he doesn't "feel" like he has a loop, it feels like he is taking the club straight back.

I have always wondered why Furyk is a short hitter? Does that have anything to do with how good his Trackman numbers are?

Here's a swing vision of Furyk, turn down the volume if you don't want to listen to Kostis: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFDRebJy8ac[/media]
 
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Matt F. said:
I have heard Furyk say he doesn't "feel" like he has a loop, it feels like he is taking the club straight back.

I have always wondered why Furyk is a short hitter? Does that have anything to do with how good his Trackman numbers are?

Here's a swing vision of Furyk, turn down the volume if you don't want to listen to Kostis: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFDRebJy8ac[/media]
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Great video - looks like pivot controlled hands type swing - a lack of hand and arm use limits the power but obviously great accuracy.
 
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Brian Manzella said:
Would you ever ADD a shift to a golf swing?
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Yes and i have

Would you ever add a different plane line on a backswing?
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Yes and i have

Is the shiftless plane swing possible to do will swinging at and hitting a golf ball?
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yes but the backswing would be very short

What really makes a golf swing good?
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One that allows the golfer under pressure to consistency make the ball do what he wants regardless of what trackman says
 
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mb6606

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Brian Manzella said:
Ain't no pivot in the world that could make those hands do that.
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His right elbow seems pretty much stuck to his side through impact in the second part of the video. I don't see much shooting the marbles or blood into the thumbs? (confessions of a former flipper). He is 6'2" 185 lbs yet in 2008 he was #162 in driving distance in 2007 #171. Do you think you could get more distance out of him without losing accuracy?
 
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Matt F. said:
That's why I have always wondered why he was so short. I was really surprised when I seen him live on the practice tee, I thought he was a small guy.
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Maybe he's short by "choice." By that I mean, he doesn't rip at it as often as some other guys might. I know that I don't swing 100% with most of my drives, and can hit a lot of fairways, and prefer playing that way to swinging harder, maybe getting 10 more yards, but missing 5 more fairways a round.

I wonder what his clubhead speed "potential" would be?
 
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furyk's good numbers on trackman could be because of his double interlocking grip. I recently tried that grip and the balls I was hitting were straight as can be, but the grip really hurts my fingers and joints. And I never really felt I could exert much power. I do use it for pitch shots that I want land more softly though.

I think that if I could develop callouses so that I could exert pressure with that grip without pain, I could be more consistent with my face angle.
 
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