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Originally Posted by bill reed hi
surely its all the different parts added together that make up a powerful swing, without a firm stance and good posture and a good grip. a good wide arc, and timing and a down swing that starts with a small hip slid and turn, and the arms extending and the wrist uncocking at right point. impact with the club face square to the ball and on the sweet spot, any of the above not working would reduce power at impact and have negative affect on the flight of the ball.
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Yes Bill, that's correct. These parts set you up so that power can be generated effectively. It would be no good generating maximum head speed if it was not directed at the ball or with a square clubface at impact. All the best airshots do that wrong
This thread is asking the question "What generates power in the golf swing" or what is the powerhouse, I think Aftford is correct in saying it is mainly generated by the release of the wrist angles.