[KevCarter]

Kevin, what do you think of that? If you don't think anything of it, then that's ok too.

Do you think Ball Makers changed the way the Ball "rolls-up" the Clubface or does it make more sense to consider a change in the resiliency of the Ball Core?

I don't know what to make of it Daryl. I've played a total of 2 rounds the past 2 years. Hopefully my body will be healthier this year and I'll be able to test some of this for myself. For now I just have to trust what I learn from you and the others...

I trust what this gentleman tells me as he is experiencing it daily with both his own and his students (Tour Players) swings. He's like me, not a very scientific mind, but understands the geometry and the fact that people get different feels from proper mechanics.

As I said earlier, I'm interested in the real world application of Homer Kelley's work, and that is why I am here to learn from the best. I believe that advances in equipment may change some of Mr. Kelley's ideas as far as debating his EXACT words, but it still holds up in the real world of improving golfers...

Next someone asks what changes to try to trip me up. As I posted a couple of posts ago, direction is determined by the clubface at maximum compression rather than separation. If that is true, it invalidates a couple of words, but DOES NOT change the way we teach or perform. IMHO

What else changes? I don't know.

Kevin