Slow Motion Iron club ball contact

What did Homer Kelly really mean regarding Hinging?

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[KOC]

"Roll" is actually imparted by the turning torso and/or the orbiting Arms and NOT an actual "Roll" of the Hands.

[dreamburn1]

I think your definition of slow motion and mine differ.

[sniffy45]

fuck, I almost fell asleep

[dschultz6072]

He meant not to hit the ball off the heel.

[rctlover1]

1 fps?

[secretogolf]

@golfogac The interesting part regarding TGM and the various hinging actions is that with a good neutral grip they are achieved by making various swings which are suppose to have the effect of those hinging actions.Confusing huh?If you finish high,low,mid level depending on the desired shot you will find your hands wind up in the hinged positions mentioned by TGM instructors.Example if you hit a high shot by finishing high in the follow through you will find you end up with a reverse roll.

[filiptc]

You meant "stop frame"...

[BenJogan]

Was that Angled Hinging? The horizontal center line remained so steel through impact... if that's made with iron byron it is surely Horizontal Hinging.

[SpeedyGolfCart77]

@dreamburn1 lol

[golfogac]

Fascinating question about hinge action, KOC. It appears, from this video, that ball-clubface separation occurs earlier than I imagined; well before the swing low-point.

I wonder what I'm really doing with full/half/reverse roll feel of horizontal, angled and vertical hinging.

[77bovi]

great video. was this done with iron byron?

what you said about roll , i wish i knew when i started golf. would have saved me alot of time and frustration. i think the word ROLL should be banned from being used with regard to the hands or squaring the clubface.

i think the better word is revolve. like a revolving door. though orbit is great too :)

love your vids, keep them coming. btw what did Homer say about hinging?