Downswing: (also 'downward swing, forward swing') the portion of the swing that starts from the top, or end, of the backswing (or transition) and reverses movement and momentum back in the direction of the ball and target

 

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Downswing: (also 'downward swing, forward swing') the portion of the swing that starts from the top, or end, of the backswing (or transition) and reverses movement and momentum back in the direction of . . . View Full Definition

Reverse Pivot: (also 'reverse weight transfer, reverse weight shift') when the weight is on the front foot (closest to the target) on the backswing and the rear foot (farthest from the target) on the downs . . . View Full Definition

Reroute: When the club is swung on a dramatically different path or plane on the downswing than it was on the backswing

Slide: An excessive lateral move toward the target in the downswing with either the hips or the entire body, commonly causing a push and or slice

Slot: A physical connector on a motherboard to hold an expansion card or memory module. In older models, CPUs were installed on circuit boards that fit into a slot as well.

Transition: (also 'transition point') where the backswing turns into the downswing

Release: (1) When spoken by someone involved in developing a game: Code release (game is declared final and is sent off for manufacturing). (2) When spoken by someone in Marketing or the media: Ship . . . View Full Definition

Over The Top: (also 'coming over the top') a downswing path or plane above, or over, the correct or desired plane, causing the path of the club through impact to be across from outside to inside the target line

Chase: 1. A pronounced lateral movement of the upper body in the downswing in an attempt to keep the hands and body mass in front of the club head through impact (usually for the purpose of lowerin . . . View Full Definition

Cast: A cast translates one variable type into another and forces calculations to be performed in the cast type. It uses the () operator and looks like this: (type)variable. For instance: int i:, . . . View Full Definition