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bub's Power Stroke
Instruction...
Brought to you courtesy of George Fitting - bub
and Mega-Links
The
PS Swing... 
Mouse
Sensitivity
Menu
Swing Meter 
Now,
on to the swing. You pull the club back, you
smoothly transfer the backward momentum forward,
accelerating smoothly to the snap point,
clicking at the exact moment the club head gets
there and continue to accelerate all the way to
the finish. Nothing to it, right? Sure, and pigs
fly.
First off, let me suggest you place the 'tee
marker', not on the club face, but further back.
I use the first mark behind the club face. The
reason is this, it shortens the back swing and
increases your control and snap consistency.
Fool around with it some. If it feels
comfortable to you to place the marker on the
club head and you improve consistently, then
don't worry about it anymore. On the other hand,
if you find you lack CHS and consistency, then
by all means, try something different. I have
heard of some who even place the marker further
back on the swing meter to start the swing.
Whatever feels comfortable to you. This tip
provided by Water Dog.
I prefer the click and release method to start
the swing. I click and release the mouse button,
then smoothly pull the club head back, not
worrying at all how far back it goes as I am
totally focused on the snap point. I actually
move the club head all the way to the very back
of the swing meter, then move the mouse even a
little bit farther setting up the transition
from back swing to forward swing. I try to
make a smooth transition from back swing to my
front swing. I accelerate continually through
the snap point to the very front of the swing
meter. I click at the snap point on my way by to
a complete finish.
Swinging smoothly gets me a good CHS and a good
swing path. You do not try to move the mouse
quickly, rather it is a very smooth acceleration
that gets you the most out of each swing. After
awhile, you will stop thinking about CHS and
then you can concentrate on the snap. Both are
critical to good scoring using the PS swing
method.
To bend the ball with PS, you will need to
either hit snap early which will either draw the
ball or hook it depending on the severity of the
early snap or hit the snap late which will
fade/slice the ball. No more will you be able to
go into advanced set-up and simply select the
shape of the ball flight. You are golfing again
now, don't forget. Your swing determines the
shot, not the selection of 2 degrees open club
face and 2 degrees of out to in swing path. The
'feel' is back in the game.
Keep your mouse and mouse pad clean. I clean
mine once a week and check it at least twice a
week. There is nothing like having a quality
mouse. They are cheap. You can pick up a
Microsoft Intellimouse for under $30 on the
internet. Check out www.pricewatch.com.
There are other very good mice also. I use a 3M
Precise Mousing Surface. You can pick one
up at Wal-Mart for under $10.
Mouse
Sensitivity
Menu
Swing Meter
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