birdie_man
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Read this:
http://www.t-g-s.com/pdfs/simplicity.pdf
I think that article is very TGM.
Another great quote:
"Bob sleds. At the beginning of the race (assuming that the sled is not pushed but just let free to fall down the pre-set course), my prediction would be that all the sleds would clock out at the same time. Once we put drivers in the sleds, the driver who steers the course the best will have the winning time. The driver who hits the sides probably feels like he's going fast and the driver who doesn't hit the sides probably doesn't feel the speed he's created.
Therefore, it is not as much the job of the golfer to create speed as it is to stop getting in the way of the potential speed you already possess."
http://www.t-g-s.com/pdfs/simplicity.pdf
I think that article is very TGM.
Another great quote:
"Bob sleds. At the beginning of the race (assuming that the sled is not pushed but just let free to fall down the pre-set course), my prediction would be that all the sleds would clock out at the same time. Once we put drivers in the sleds, the driver who steers the course the best will have the winning time. The driver who hits the sides probably feels like he's going fast and the driver who doesn't hit the sides probably doesn't feel the speed he's created.
Therefore, it is not as much the job of the golfer to create speed as it is to stop getting in the way of the potential speed you already possess."