"Let your Swing Balance You"...
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Add the thought "back and forth" to "cutting the grass" i.e. without a mower (duh..
), using a grass-whip al la Bill Melhorn.....
Add the thought "back and forth" to "cutting the grass" i.e. without a mower (duh..
), using a grass-whip al la Bill Melhorn.....
cmartingolf
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Knudson used to say, "never do anything in the expense of balance."
As much as I love the guy, I don't agree totally. Sure, a wedge from 115 is going to be pretty smooth, but I'd say in today's game, not too many guys pose while trying to stretch one out on a 550+ par five....
There is a LOT of recoil in todays game.
As much as I love the guy, I don't agree totally. Sure, a wedge from 115 is going to be pretty smooth, but I'd say in today's game, not too many guys pose while trying to stretch one out on a 550+ par five....
There is a LOT of recoil in todays game.
birdie_man
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I've always thought (my theory) it was important to find a "balance point" in your feet at address.......and then not really worry about it after that. Just swing.
Just a throery of mine.
Just a throery of mine.
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