Basic Physics of the Handle Path: Water Ski Analogy

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If you're going to hit longer and straighter drives, you've got to understand the optimal elliptical orbit of the club's handle.

The driver's shaft and head are merely responding to the handle path, which provides a huge boost in torque and angular acceleration that also squares up the face when swung correctly.



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