What do you see?

[lia41985]

What's the commonality in terms of club geometry?
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[WannaBreak90]

What's the commonality in terms of club geometry?

So, what IS the commonality in terms of club geometry? And what separates these guys from the rest of us?

 

[Robbohank]

Rear shoulders that appear to be moving parallel to the club's motion prior to and during release .

 

[Richard the Nerd]

Left arms in to varying degrees allowing Right shoulder releasing OVER the primary lever assembly (left arm/club) sweet spot releasing over and golf jumping up to some degree...more less than others.

 

[jenhaoyen]

it's making my brain hurt watching this.

 

[hp12c]

What's the commonality in terms of club geometry?
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Ill guess, geometry has to do with shapes, I think and u put this video sequence for a particular reason. I see a very similar shape at impact, that being a triangle.

 

[JamesB]

Damn i am doing it wrong. No one tells me.
Thank you for sharing, i really need to work on my posture.

 

[dominicscaife]

minimal forward lean?

 

[cmartingolf]

Neat video. Thanks for posting. At first glance, I'd say the right forearm/club relationship at impact. Sergio seems to be the only one that is flatter. Love how vertical all the left arms are doing the point from last parallel to impact!

 

[gailfcno]

has it something to do with all force being up and into the golfer's through impact.

 

[dominicscaife]

So Lia, what do you see?

 

[Billy McKinney]

Look at every left wrist from start of their sequences to impact. Flat if not bowed. The is a bit of tautness there that keeps the face under control. You could find a bunch of other similarities too..posture, etc.