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Was there one on 10/31? And if there is a new chat room for such chats, does it allow for the Q's and A's to be saved? And did any one save it?

When playing today, I hit a great drive on a dogleg right, but was about 3 yards into the rough on the upslope of the brow of a slight hill. I then hit a HUGE approach shot, great form...ball flew the green by 15 yards. The rough wasn't a factor in terms of a flyer, and I took a fine divot...

And we have this classic sequence of him: http://www.golfdigest.com/instruction/index.ssf?/instruction/swingsequences/gd1996couples.html BUT: While I can hardly go against the 'MAN, while watching the '06 Masters I was convinced he was hitting. Seemed like the downstroke was a strong pivot...

I think a lot of fog lifting can come about by showing misconceptions which people pick up from golf magazines and such, versus proper stroke action. This topic came to mind when I was thinking about the difference between horizontal hinging and what mags refer to as rolling the forearms over...

The lastest Golf Digest has the swing sequence of Fred Funk. For the backwing, he goes to "end" and there the clubface is parallel to the sky. Wow, I never knew this about him before, and have never seen it commented on. Any comments on this and either his "lack of distance" or his accuracy...

In this week's Golf World, which covers the Nissan Open, there is a great pic of him in follow through wrapped around like a corkscrew, but the FLW is mirroring the driver clubface. It's amazing, and I recommend you take a look if you can. Ok, I just found it at their website. It's not as big...

It always makes me shudder looking at it, so I hurry by it. Today I noticed the big reason why I don't like it. [xx(] http://epaper.ocregister.com/Repository/getimage.dll?path=Orange/2006/02/02/36/Img/Ad0360803.gif Does anyone know if there is a good reason for what they are doing?

Here are some Els' swings. http://golfersonly.com/eb1.avi http://golfersonly.com/eb2.avi It seems he does not get back to the shaftplane, though he is inside Leadbetter's "golden triangle" (ice cream cone - whatever). His shaft points inside of the ball at certain points of the swing...