Weird shaft, hair and trousers

[welshdentist]

I was away playing links golf with friends last week in Cornwall in the UK and the hair and trousers were a bit of fun.

What on earth is going on with the shaft?

Taken with a 3Mb camera on a mobile phone

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd247/welshdentist/DSC00062.jpg

or

http://s221.photobucket.com/albums/dd247/welshdentist/?action=view&current=DSC00062.jpg

I have alot of work to do with my swing but would appreciate any feedback

 

[Chris Sturgess]

Wow, haha, that picture is too much for my senses. I didn't know Ian Poulter gained fifteen pounds and bought a womans driver.

 

[tongzilla]

whoa, what sort of feedback do you expect from the members of this forum just by posting one pic like that?

 

[trev141]

The shaft bend is just an artifact of the camera scanning the image from the top -down. So that in the time it takes to scan from the grip to the clubhead the clubhead has moved a significant distance. It's probably more pronounced in this picture since your camera phone takes a longer time to scan the image than a dedicated camera would.

 

[birdie_man]

Looks like is must be a nice course.

 

[JimCooper]

Where did you get the trousers?

 

[Burner]

Where did you get the trousers?

Don't ask. He should be locked up for wearing them.

 

[otto6457]

here ya go

Where did you get the trousers?

get ready to shield your eyes;

http://www.loudmouthgolf.com/

 

[welshdentist]

Trousers and pic were just for a bit of fun. I was actually not allowed to wear them again. Quite right too.

6-8 of us go away every year and I like to do something fun to start the holiday. Last year was the Pink Aldila NV-S to give the girls a giggle (Two of the girls are off scratch and another off +1) and this year the hair and trousers. Next day I was looking like a Marine after getting the colour shaved out.

Thanks for the Poulter comment. I'm definately more than 15 pounds heavier
so either good for me or bad for him

The course is truly awesome, St Enedoc in Cornwall in SW UK.

Check out their website.

http://www.st-enodoc.co.uk/

Thanks for the sensible answer about why it looked that way