Analysis Of Clubface

Do not send your power down the shaft to the clubface. Instead, pretend your mighty blow will bend the shaft at the marker as you swing straight through it, toward the all. Your effort to break the club's shaft at the Mark pulls and supports the clubface as it grabs the ball. Also at the ball, the clubface picks up the ball and flings it toward the target. So at the ball, you are pulling the lower shaft onward and upward. And you are trying to bend the shaft at the tape, for the lift needed to pick up the ball. Where the ball and clubface meet, your strength is at its maximum and is at the tip of the top shaft; that is where the fulcrum is for your lower shaft. And your strength continues to support the clubhead as it coils, and recoils to …show more content…
That is to say; your downswing should go back to and through its address position and on towards the ball. At address visualize a direct line or path to the ball, and take the tape marker and your power down that route to the ball. Then in your downswing take the tape marker on that line towards the ball to guide the lower part of the club and the clubface to the ball.
At the shaft's tape mark, the club's power kicks in, to drive the clubhead through the ball. You don't need to think about the lower swing at all. The bottom swing is automatic. You are to think about making a perfect swing with only the top part of the club shaft. The golf club will take care of the lower swing by itself. The bottom part is triggered to begin all by itself. The trigger occurred as your power crossed the tape on its way directly to the ball. In your downswing establish and use a pathway to send your energy to the ball. Then at the ball, lift and fly it towards its target.
You manage only the top part of the club. And swing your power straight towards the ball. There is no lag when you use only the top of the shaft in your swing. So now you can swing away as hard as you like and still make a solid