LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - Line of compression and tangential force Thread: Line of compression and tangential force View Single Post #5 04-02-2006, 04:01 PM Mathew Inactive User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 833 Originally Posted by neil Matthew.2-C-3 is the application of linear force for THE LOB SHOT using vertical hingeing and its associated clubface layback.In 2-C-1 the LOC is pointing down because the clubface is travelling downwards during the impact interval.In my opinion 2-A is showing a simple explanation of resilince without the additional confusion of the conditions shown thereafter.Remember LOC is not the line of flight.It may help to read 2-A. Just one thing, I've read this book and the whole of chapter 2, which surprisingly also includes '2-A resilience' so much I can just about quote it all by memory. When someone says 'it may help to read 2-A' it really bugs the hell out of me... I actually mean't 2-C-1#3.... it was accidental... I did not mean the lob shot pictures of 2-C-3.... I know the line of flight and the line of compression are seperate. You must take me to be a real idiot or something... That was not what I asked..... My question is why is the clubhead force going down the angle of approach like in picture 2-C-1#3 instead of off a tangent of the circular clubhead orbit. Mathew View Public Profile Send a private message to Mathew Find all posts by Mathew