Clubhead Lag -- the clubhead lagging behind the hands through impact -- is the most important fundamental in the golf swing.
All PGA Tour players use Lag to compress the ball while poor players don't.
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Today we’ll dig into the Aiming Point concept that may sound familiar to the readers of The Golfing Machine.
Doug, reader of this blog, asked for some clarification about its meaning and purpose.
He read about that in the Bobby Clampett’s book (The Impact Zone) and, as mentioned earlier, it is taking its roots in the Golfing Machine book from Homer Kelley.
Do you know that there is two different ways to move a golf club, each way having its own distinctive action and feels?
To properly understand that, let’s go back to school: Physics tells us that an object can only be moved either by pushing it or pulling it.
In Golf, and more specifically in The Golfing Machine, it is called Swinging (pulling) and Hitting (pushing).
Before going any further, take a closer look at those two swing sequences:
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