WILDTHING
Well-known member
- Joined
- Sep 16, 2018
- Messages
- 893
- Reaction score
- 360
- Handicap
- 15
After all these years reading and believing the scientific literature regarding how the club releases (ie. double pendulum, etc ) while having oily passive wrists , it's now gone full circle.
The golf scientists have now produced graphs (using something called 'inverse mechanics') showing that Pro golfers do use some active uncocking of their wrists during release (ie. to unfold the lag angle between the clubshaft and lead arm).
So all you 'casters' out there are just timing your 'cast' a little too early.
I'm on another golf website forum where TGM mechanics has been used for many years to explain the biomechanics of the swing , especially the passive release of a 'swinging' technique, but this will now have to be discarded.
Back to the drawing board
The golf scientists have now produced graphs (using something called 'inverse mechanics') showing that Pro golfers do use some active uncocking of their wrists during release (ie. to unfold the lag angle between the clubshaft and lead arm).
So all you 'casters' out there are just timing your 'cast' a little too early.
I'm on another golf website forum where TGM mechanics has been used for many years to explain the biomechanics of the swing , especially the passive release of a 'swinging' technique, but this will now have to be discarded.
Back to the drawing board