Why does anything you do after the ball has separated from the clubface matter?

[Ringer]

This is fascinating to me.

I recall SPECIFICALLY bringing this up to you at the first Anti-Summit and I got the brush off.

Now all of a sudden it's a big deal.

"Heavy hit" I agree is nonsense. But acceleration isn't, and finishing well isn't.

The idea is simple and effective. If you START a swing perfectly, and FINISH a swing perfectly, how could you possibly swing poorly? Sure the ball position may be in the wrong spot or you're using a poorly fit club, but other than that you can build a teaching philosophy around it.

 

[dbl]

Looking AFTER impact at the accelerations, as long as you have allowed the alphas and such to go negative due to pre-impact and impact...and positive gamma has continued, is there a "big deal" about the look of the follow through?

 

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