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lagster 02-10-2005 04:41 PM

LAG
 
I think virtually ALL tour players and good amateurs have CLUBHEAD LAG. They maintain the pressure or stress on the shaft until separation. They have to... or they couldn't play to that level.

I remember old pictures of Tom Weiskopf... who was voted several times, I believe, as having the best swing on tour. He had a pretty big pulley, and had little or no forward lean of the shaft at impact. But , he must have had CLUBHEAD LAG, or no 15 wins including a British Open.

What more and more players seem to have today is BOTH... CLUBHEAD LAG and #2 ACCUMULATOR LAG. Players like Sergio Garcia, Charles Howell, and Trevor Immelman have both. Weiskopf had some #2, but his Random Sweep Release made this less apparent.

What do you think?

EdZ 02-10-2005 04:49 PM

I think the real difference is lag pressure, regardless of release type.

MizunoJoe 02-10-2005 06:14 PM

The lag pressure required by the small pulley Swinger is less because the butt of the club travels a shorter distance through the pulley section. Less LW speed is required to keep the hands ahead at Impact. Most of the head speed is due to a snap release of max wristcock. With large pulley Swingers, more LW speed is required to keep the shaft from leaving PP #3 behind because the butt of the club moves a greater distance through the pulley section and there is less wristcock so the head doesn't have as far to go to catch the hands. They rely on a big arc, rotation, and arm speed for head speed.

EdZ 02-10-2005 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MizunoJoe
The lag pressure required by the small pulley Swinger is less because the butt of the club travels a shorter distance through the pulley section. Less LW speed is required to keep the hands ahead at Impact. Most of the head speed is due to a snap release of max wristcock. With large pulley Swingers, more LW speed is required to keep the shaft from leaving PP #3 behind because the butt of the club moves a greater distance through the pulley section and there is less wristcock so the head doesn't have as far to go to catch the hands. They rely on a big arc, rotation, and arm speed for head speed.

Makes sense, well described MJ.

Given that, would the amount of mass, the amount of 'support', at impact either be 'less' for a small pulley swing, or at the least, less predictable?

In other words, distance control AND leverage would be more efficient with a so called 'large' pulley swing (read: proper extensor action). The small pulley swing would offer SPEED benefits, however there is reason to question the consistency of the available MASS in such a swing. I'd venture to say this is a key reason Clampet and/or O'Grady had/have rumors of distance control issues (correct me if I am wrong on that one please).

6bmike 02-10-2005 07:45 PM

Hey- no Lab work in the lounge :-$ [-X [-(

I'm watching the big break III in here. :D =D> \:D/

Where's the frig? :-k

Yoda 02-10-2005 10:44 PM

Up And Away -- From The Lounge To TGM -- Advanced
 
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Originally Posted by 6bmike
Hey- no Lab work in the lounge :-$ [-X [-(

I'm watching the big break III in here. :D =D> \:D/

Where's the frig? :-k

Right on, 6bmike. Let's take this discussion over to the TGM -- Advanced Section. Here we go, guys....swooossssshhhhh! 8)

6bmike 02-10-2005 11:09 PM

I was just feeling funny tonight. I'm glad for all the great insight of the TGM found anywhere on this forum.

Move, Danielle is teeing up a ball. 8)

Doug 02-11-2005 12:00 AM

Move
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 6bmike
I was just feeling funny tonight. I'm glad for all the great insight of the TGM found anywhere on this forum.

Move, Danielle is teeing up a ball. 8)

Last night I was wathching the same show. I casually mentioned that I had teed it up with Danielle a few times.

The "move" that I saw was a copy of Martha Stewart flying in my direction.

Yoda 02-11-2005 01:37 AM

Bad Day For The Forum Police
 
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Originally Posted by Doug
Quote:

Originally Posted by 6bmike
I was just feeling funny tonight. I'm glad for all the great insight of the TGM found anywhere on this forum.

Move, Danielle is teeing up a ball. 8)

Last night I was wathching the same show. I casually mentioned that I had teed it up with Danielle a few times.

The "move" that I saw was a copy of Martha Stewart flying in my direction.

Hey, 6b! You, too, Doug! [-(

We no sooner move this Road Show from The Lounge to its proper Forum -- TGM Advanced -- and without a breath, you guys are taking this Trying-To-Get-Something-Done Crew right back into The Lounge! Pass the Dramamine and read our Forum Rules -- we have these Rules, don't we, Bagger? Trig? -- Chill'in and The Clubhead Lag do not mix!

What is this? The 'Beautician and the UPS guy' scene from Legally Blond?

Bend...

Snap!

Bend...

Snap!

Jimminy Cricket! I've become part of the problem!

AAAGGGGGHHHH!

Another Miserable Moment for The LBG Forum Police!

Bagger Lance 02-11-2005 01:42 AM

Re: Bad Day For The Forum Police
 
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Originally Posted by Yoda
Another Miserable Moment for The LBG Forum Police!

Another outburst like that Yoda, and you are banned to Orlando for a week!

Sheriff Bagger

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