@@ralphpagan3371 He said that all things being equal, the hit is in the middle of the club face. Heel/toe hits would likely exaggerate what he demo'd depending on how toey/heely the face direction sends the ball and the path bends the ball.
This is the second video Ive watched back to back explaining the same BFL. I swear when I was young they used to teach the opposite and I’ve been trying to diagnose my swing and telling my friends the old “laws”. The theory WAS that the speed of the swing along the path would dictate the ball flight initially until the spin from the face angle took over and influenced the flight. No wonder I’m still a bad golfer.
Excellent demonstration, would love for you too do one for Lefty's. I know it's just reversed but would love to have a visual to follow along with. Thanks.
Enjoyed the display. Sorry but one Major error it’s club face at impact that bends it . A straight club-face means ball will travel straight regardless of swing path. Swing path sends it directionally. It’s side spine from the club face angle that bends it.
Counterclockwise spin? Really? Please show a high speed video of any type of “side” spin produced by a normal golf shot. There’s no such thing as SIDESPIN! There is only back spin! A putter can produce over spin but no other club produces anything but BACKSPIN. Ball curvature comes from the horizontal spin axis of the ball being “tilted” away from horizontal.