Putting together instructional course, looking for a specific video

[yatzr]

I'm hoping somebody can help me out here.  I'm putting together a short simple instructional course to explain the physics of golf, and I'm gathering up some great slow motion videos.  There's one video that I swear I saw on here a couple years ago, but now I can't find it anywhere.  It was a very close up, super slow motion of a wedge hitting the ball.  I specifically remember you could clearly see that the wedge had cut the ball.  I wish I had more description than that.

Also, I've been trying to find any kind of top down slow motion video of a slice or hook shot to show the initial ball flight direction.  I'm starting to believe that hasn't been done yet, so I'm not getting my hopes up for that one.

Thanks in advance!

[mvmac]

Also, I've been trying to find any kind of top down slow motion video of a slice or hook shot to show the initial ball flight direction.  I'm starting to believe that hasn't been done yet, so I'm not getting my hopes up for that one.

Thanks in advance!

[yatzr]

That video is perfect!  Thanks a ton!

I don't suppose anyone knows of a slow motion video that does a good job of showing the difference between shaft flexes?  Or what kinda flex happens during a swing?  I've been hoping to find one of a senior or women's flex shaft that really accentuates it.

[Shorty]

You might want to think twice before using other people's instructional /education videos in your project. Intellectual property and copyright - that sort of stuff.

[mvmac]

That video is perfect!  Thanks a ton!

I don't suppose anyone knows of a slow motion video that does a good job of showing the difference between shaft flexes?  Or what kinda flex happens during a swing?  I've been hoping to find one of a senior or women's flex shaft that really accentuates it.

A regular camera won't really be great for something like that. Unless you have an ENSO system