How to Read The Ball Flight and Pointing The Landing of The Ball

Swing motion todays, let's practice How to Read The Ball Flight and Pointing The Landing of The Ball, First, let's look at how the ball flight is created. Swing plane is important, Although the time that the ball is actually on the club face lasts only one half of a millisecond (1/2000 of a second!), it is shortly after contact is first made with the ball, at the point of maximum compression of the ball against the club face, that the ball flight is "programmed" into the ball. Of the handful of user-controlled conditions between club face and ball at maximum compression, we shall look at three. They are:

1. The impact point on the club face.
2. The direction of the swing.
3. The direction of the club face.

Yess these three important things you should absorb well, You need look no further than these three to understand both why the ball starts off in the direction that it does and why it curves sideways or not

Source: golfwrx

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