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Date Posted: 11:20:41 05/22/02 Wed
Author: Cecil
Subject: Re: Length vs speed
In reply to: trencher 's message, "Re: Length vs speed" on 00:34:39 05/22/02 Wed

Swinging the clubs the way you
>mention will require drastic timing changes throughout
>the set.

I'm by no means sold on the concept, I just find it interesting for the average hack golfer. As far as the timing issue goes I don't think it will matter much. If the "unbalanced" swingweights are "unbalanced" (by conventional considerations) it may just result in a set that can be swung "naturally". That is, the lighter clubs will naturally be swung faster, while the heavier ones require a slower and more deliberate swing all with the same perceived "effort".

Again, I'm not espousing this, I just don't dismiss it out of hand...

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