[innercityteacher]

hypothetically, if we had a flat green, completely flat...and we hit 2 chip shots, both w the exact same velocity and hit pure as possible, and w the same club...but one was hit more on a steep angle so it went out lower, and one was hit more evenly so it came out higher...


but would they both END UP in the same spot? or stop in the same spot? keeping in mind that they both LANDED on the green and rolled out on the green, no hill or anything to offset the spins...

Here it is as incentive for you to use the "search" function in this fine forum. Try looking up "Lee Trevino" or "vertical hinges" in the search field.

Originally Posted by Yoda
Lee Trevino is simply executing a Cut Shot using Aquired Motion.

A Cut Shot -- by definition -- is any shot utilizing Vertical Hinge Action through Impact (2-C-3; 2-G and 10-10-E). This means a 'No Roll' of the Clubface (Square / Layback Only) and a 'Reverse Roll' Feel in the Hands. Lee Turns his Left Hand to Plane in the Grip, a procedure "very compatible with Cut Shots" (10-2-D), and this makes it easy to stay 'Left Palm down to the ground' in the Follow-Through (Both Arms Straight Position / 8-11).

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=123574952 8

In the posted photo, Lee's Thrust has been Downplane to the end of the Follow-Through and only Momentum carries him to his subconsciously pre-determined Acquired Motion Finish (Right Forearm level to the ground / 12-5-2).

Hogan and Woods are doing essentially the same thing, but with different Grips and a more full Finish. Note the Clubface Layback in both photos.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=123574952 8

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=123574952 8

Keep investigating!