Clubface Motion
By Howard McMeekin
The Golf Factory explains clubface motion, the first of ten distinctions between the two perfect golf swings. The two perfect golf swings are The Centrifugal Force Swing (swinging swing) and The Muscular Force Swing (hitting swing).
 Ping Karsten 1 Iron set Golf Club  US $200.00 |  Adams Idea MB2 Iron set Golf Club US $525.00 |  Cleveland CG16 Tour Satin Chrome Iron set Golf Club US $350.00 |
 Cleveland CG Tour Iron set Golf Club US $239.00 |  WARRIOR GOLF IRONS 3 GRAPHITE RIGHT HANDED US $19.99 |  nicklaus iron set golf clubs right handed nps 2 3 thru pw US $249.99 |
 Cobra 3100 I H Iron set Golf Club US $350.00 |  Wilson Ci11 Iron set Golf Club US $420.00 |  TaylorMade Burner 2009 Iron set Golf Club US $330.00 |
| DiscountGolfDrivers.net |
The first distinction is CLUBFACE MOTION.
The Clubhead follows the arc of the circle created by the relationship of the:
- left shoulder, being the center of the circle
- the left arm and the club, being the radius of the circle
- the clubhead moves along the arc of the circle.
Clubface motion is the relationship of the clubface to the target as the clubface moves through impact with the golf ball.
As the clubhead moves along the arc of the left shoulder circle, the clubhead approaches the ball from inside the target line, from above the ground and from behind the target.
This clubhead motion is moving in three directions all at the same time:
- from inside the target line outward towards the target line
- from behind the target forward towards the target
- from above the ground downward towards the ground
In the Centrifugal Force Swing the clubface moves from open to the target, to square to the target and then closed to the target.
The Clubface is slightly open to the target as it approaches the ball. The Clubface strikes the back inside quadrant of the ball. As the clubface moves through the impact zone, the clubface strikes the ball, carries it foward and releases the ball as the clubface squares up to the target. The clubface continues to close in its relationship with the target. The hands do nothing to inhibit this motion of moving from open to square to closed to the target. The clubface stays square to the arc of the circle. This action is called Horizontal Hinging. Horizontal Hinging naturally produces a slight draw.
In the Muscular Motion Swing the clubface moves from open to the target, to square to the target and then tries to stay square to the target. The Clubface strikes the back inside quadrant of the ball. As the clubface moves through the impact zone, the clubface strikes the ball, carries it foward, and releases the ball as the clubface squares up to the target. The Hands make a conscious effort to keep the clubface square to the target.The clubface opens to the arc of the circle. This action is called Angle Hinging. Angled Hinging naturally produces a slight fade.
The first difference between the two perfect golf swings is the natural motion of the hands through impact with the ball as opposed to the manipulation of the hands through impact with the ball.
About the author: Howard McMeekin, PGA, has been studying "The Golfing Machine" since 1985. His website at Myrtle Beach Golf Pros is making his E-book "The Golf Factory" available, Free!!! While you are visiting his website, let him give you a free quote for a Myrtle Beach golf packages vacation. You have full permission to reprint this article provided this box remains unchanged.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Howard_McMeekin
http://EzineArticles.com/?Clubface-Motion&id=2799916
| | Mac by Simon Golf Men's Golf Club Set $119.99 This complete club set from Mac includes a driver, fairway wood, hybrid, irons, putter and bag. This golf club set is a great game improvement set for golfers looking for more distance, forgiveness and accuracy. |
| | Callaway XJ Boy's Jr Golf Club Set $181.99 The X Junior Set built for kids 5-8 years old or between 41 and 50 inches tall is small in size only. Every club comes with the some of the same innovative advancements Callaway Golf has put into its X Series Clubs for adults but tailored for kids. |
| | Oval Men's 10-piece Golf Club Starter Set $94.99 The Oval set is the perfect outfit to start a high voltage experience with the game of golf. Set features everything the starting player needs to feel comfortable on the course and play with confidence. |
| | Callaway XJ Girl's Jr Golf Club Set $199.99 The X Junior Set built for kids 5-8 years old or between 41 and 50 inches tall is small in size only. Every club comes with the some of the same innovative advancements Callaway Golf has put into its X Series Clubs for adults but tailored for kids. |
Related articles by Zemanta
- Top South Carolina Retirement Communities for August Ranked by BestRetirementDestinations.com (prweb.com)
- Porter Airlines tees up winter Myrtle Beach service (newswire.ca)
- Trip Advisor Names "Top 10 U.S. Golf Destinations": Myrtle Beach Is Number Four (prweb.com)
- Myrtle Beach Golf Website Announces Golf Course Architect Biographies (prweb.com)
- Golf Academy of America Alumnus Promoted to Brand Manager for Cleveland Golf Cleveland (prweb.com)
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=3094187d-47c5-47e9-97cd-8122f63c697e)
I totally agree. That is pretty much how I see it. Cheers!
Hello,
I’ve been doing a lot of research online lately regarding traffic and SEO since I just started an online fitness guide with a couple of buddies.
The content of your website is sweet and I’d really like to exchange links with you. Have a look at our website if you want, we put a lot of work and effort into it and are dedicated to improving it constantly.
The information offered on your site would be of great value to our fitness guide visitors, and I believe, your visitors would find great value in our site. Because our two websites are complementary rather than competitive, I see synergy here as an opportunity for our mutual benefit.
We receive a lot of hits already (contact me for visitor stats) and I think both our sites can benefit from one another. Anyway, just thought I’d share this with you – keep up the good work and contact me if interested!