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>Doug: I have never seen this idea before, in a post, >and it is an interesting observation. Since my new >discovery, the ball does fly off the clubhead faster, >with seemingly much less effort, on my part, and the >ball is, in fact, going ten yards farther, with my >irons. Remington. > > > > >> Peter, I think you and Remington are correct. We had >> the GMO here last weekend, and I sat at the range for >> an hour just watching technique. >> >> The thing that I see, and I think it directly relates >> to the release, is how FAST the ball flies off of the >> clubface. YET, the followthrough is seemingly far >> behind. With my game, and amateurs in general, it >> seems like the ball and clubhead travel at the same >> speed after the ball is struck. But, the ball flies >> off of a pro's club WAY before you see the clubhead >> come up to the finish position. I used to think it >> was acceleration to just past the ball, but now you >> have me wondering...

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