Wow!!! What an awesome talent. It is always awe-inspiring to watch a great athlete do his/her thing....Nicklaus bouncing 2-iron off the stick on 17 at P.B. in 1972, the frozen image of Hogan's perfectly balanced finish after lacing 1-iron onto Merion's 18th green, M.J. draining another game winning jumper (just pick a year), Montana orchestrating another game-winning drive with a Super Bowl on the line, Tiger winning another major employing his A,B,C,D,E or whatever other game he needs to get the job done... you get the point. Whenever one endeavors to not just play the game, but understand it and become a student of it, nothing can been seen again in the same light. I watched that video in two different minds....one in awe of the flow, rhythm, and seamlessness of every movement and the other lightly analyzing Pistol Pete's release point and launch angles. I must say that he was amazing and that I enjoyed watching the video from both viewpoints. I also believe that everyone involved with this site can appreciate the same video for similar reasons. Pistol Pete was no more lucky in compiling those highlights and records than Nicklaus, Hogan, Jordan, Montana, and Tiger (not to mention a host of others in their respective fields of expertise) were/are within the parameters of their own conquests. Body awareness, control, feel, rhythm, release, tempo, angles, rotation, perseverence, tenacity, committment (just some of the attributes common to all athletes great and small). I believe that the insights and truths contained within this website can help golfers of all levels improve their control of these variables and become more like Maravich in their ability to understand and execute rather than leaving it up to chance.
