Technically speaking I believe 90 degrees is a horizontal hinges. Where as anything from 1 to 89 degress can be considered an angle hinge with the ideal being a 45 degree angle.
Easier to create a more predictable ball flight.
I'm not TGM certified so don't take this as the holy grail.
Sorting Through the Duffer's Bible.
B-Ray
By the way 12 Piece I was dissapointed I didn't get to meet you at Campbell a couple weeks ago.
I think we all wanted to chow down with some chicken (pig ribs for me- LOL) with you 12 piece. It would have been a highlight to the weekend. Next time for sure.
I think we all wanted to chow down with some chicken (pig ribs for me- LOL) with you 12 piece. It would have been a highlight to the weekend. Next time for sure.
Good lord! If I'm the highlight of the weekend . . . you guys gotta get out more! I would have loved to have been there. From the videos you have put up . . . looks like a missed some humdingers!
Next time . . . we shall consume dead chicken carcasses soaked in buttermilk dusted with flour and fried in lard.
Until then fare well my Koolaid drinking compadre.
I think I heard/read that Mr. K preferred Hitting to Swinging. Something like harder to learn but easier to execute.
Why is Hitting better from a Golfing Machine perspective and a human machine perspective?
It was his preference for his own pattern. Let's be clear that it wasn't something that he preferred for everyone to do. I would guess it was the hinge action that he preferred.
His quotes were, "Hitting is just so darn accurate." And, "Swinging is like shooting ducks in a pond."
It was his preference for his own pattern. Let's be clear that it wasn't something that he preferred for everyone to do. I would guess it was the hinge action that he preferred.
His quotes were, "Hitting is just so darn accurate." And, "Swinging is like shooting ducks in a pond."
Oh. I didn't know he was referencing HIS pattern. Clears that up. Sorry about that. I was thinking it was the preferred pattern, period.
Hybrid Mode
