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I use a Cameron Newport 2 that is 33in.....i'm 5'10. Traditionally I have used the Stockton forward press and hold shoulder rock stroke because it made me feel more comfortable on shorter putts. Over the last year the roll off the putter head has gotten progressively worse, and I have now...

Sorry to be so dense, but what direction would 'jacknifing' be? Is that the laying the club on the back during the transition?

Can someone please explain why this happens? I know I do it, but physically don't know why. I know it's related to underplane. Yes, my back is now fully turned at the top.

Something I can use for the garage/backyard. Does anyone have one? Any thoughts?

Should the out toss from the top flow as one continuous motion through impact?

Brian, Kevin etc….. if this is coming out on the video or needs to be handled on an individual basis, I am cool with that. I have some things I need to get straight. I have gotten worse over the last year and it stems from my continuing struggle with underplane issues in the title of my post...

or at least give me a link to it if one exists. Thanks

1. What percentage of underplaners are that way due to a bad hand/arm motion vs. a bad body motion? 2. Do the new revelations in the 'release' study change your opinion about #1 above? 3. Do these new revelations change how you would fix an underplaner?

Wow. 13 bunkers. I don't even like TW, but I am starting to feel sorry for the guy. He can't be that bad. I sure hope someone like BM gets a crack at him. It would be a great comeback story.

I think we need a Brian Manzella webcast. It has been too long. Don't you remember you told me you loved me, baby You said you'd be comin' back this way again, baby Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, oh, baby I love you Yeah...I really do :eek:

After my round yesterday I had the opportunity for a free ball fitting session with the Bridgestone folks. My stats were as follows: Prov1 (4 swings) 101.8 clubhead speed, 243 yards carry, 16.1 launch, 3700 spin rate Bridgestone E6 (4) 99.8, 234 carry, 15.4 launch, 3200 spin rate...

I need some advice from the resident golf biz experts here about buying an upscale driving range and practice area. This place is sits on about 20 acres and is in an area that is being developed. It has ~ 40 covered stalls with mats and 3 times that amount of usable grass. The short game area...

somewhere in the swing even if it's just a tad?

I don't have video yet, but I think this has been asked before....... I am hitting a lot of pulls and some pull hooks with my NHA, and I am losing my balance on many shots. Some of my shots feel a bit underplane but I am not hitting anyting on the heel, everything is waaaayyyy on the toe. Is...

it's better theatre to watch TW dominate versus 8-10 guys with a chance on the back nine........... you're smoking crack....... I thought this was the best major tournament I have ever seen. That's just me though.

Sorry guys, a little bored, the snow hasn't melted and I am running out of places to scratch. What drivers do you use and what shaft setups? I have a TM R9 2' open and the stock stiff shaft (Motore, I think). This is truly my favorite driver of the 8 I have owned.

This is copied from the 'Sergio and the Tumble' thread: Observe Quiros' move at his transition, where he lays the club off slightly before getting into his tumble. Sergio has a similar move as do others. The question is, is this an arm movement or a result of another body movement? Is this a...

I swore, after the 4th episode of the Romano debacle, that I would never again watch the Haney project, but I kind of like Rush so I tuned in. 1. Whether you like Rush or not, he is a pretty entertaining guy IMO. 2. He doesn’t have that bad of a move, definitely more talented than Romano. 3...

Planning to see The Man on the 20th and have never been to NOLA. Where should I stay? What part of town is good or bad? Should I stay close to English Turn? Any specific hotel recommendations? Thanks

Any handicap level. I have my own thoughts and I am curious to see if I am right.