I finally am starting to understand the feel of lagging clubhead in the golf swing, such a simple concept but yet so elusive. The amount of PP#3 I feel in the golf swing has improved because I am now using the aiming point concept along with a direct delivery path rather then a circle delivery that I had used previously.
My question is I now have a new feel during the impact interval. In the past when I could feel PP#3 though the shot to the finish position I always felt it right behind the shaft and more towards the target and somewhat parallel to the ground.
Today after making some excellent swings with great compression the feel was the PP#3 was going forward but more downward, and it produced an additional feel of the sweet spot turning down through the shot. If I had to describe it I would say almost like I was going into a roll of the face towards HH, but true to my hitting motion I am very much in a angled hinge.
Is this a correct feel for PP#3 when you are not only going forward but downward? It definitely feels different. Does this have to do with proper paddlewheel action through the shot?
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