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But your competent golfer learned the 'correct' form/whatever, no? I'm not sure why it matters if the technique is optimised for human physicality.

• thereisnospork 3y ago
  > I'm not sure why it matters if the technique is optimised for human physicality. It does if you'd like to hit said golf ball far, or accurately. Likewise if the aim is to enunciate clearly[0]. [0]If I may take a presumption for brevity that this is the case, and that this is a reasonably valid objective of the spoken word.
  • qwery 3y ago
    Yes, learning the correct technique (the rules) gets you a more effective result than not. You have to learn to speak english correctly, you have to learn to do a golf swing correctly. The beginner speaker/golfer uses the incorrect form most likely because they haven't learned the correct form. The rules don't exist because it's the easiest way to do it, they exist because it's the correct way to do it.