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Here are two examples, lol.

 

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I don't get it. Is he tossing the club because he hit a good shot? That's what I would think with the first tweet comparing it to a MLB bat flip, but based on the second tweet, he's tossing his club because he hit a poor shot. In that case, pfft. I'll show you what a real club toss looks like.

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2 hours ago, billchao said:

I don't get it. Is he tossing the club because he hit a good shot? That's what I would think with the first tweet comparing it to a MLB bat flip, but based on the second tweet, he's tossing his club because he hit a poor shot. In that case, pfft. I'll show you what a real club toss looks like.

Yeah this. If I toss a club...it’s gone.

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He's a funny guy.

 

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He's a maniac, and a great watch. It will probably get a little tiring at some point, but hearing him complain about how bad he is at golf when he's winning a tournament is hilarious. Plus, it's always possible he'll explode and light himself on fire. 

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Best technique in the game.

Arnold Palmer said the bets golf advice he ever got was from his father on the golf grip. The second best advice he ever got was form Tommy Bolt who told him to always throw his club down the fairway so he can pick it up on his way towards the green.

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The problem with his technique is you never throw your club end over end because if it lands weird it will snap the shaft. You need to throw it low to the ground and spinning like the rotors of a helicopter, less chance of breaking it that way. 

Unless, of course, if you want to break it, at which point I suggest an over the knee maneuver...very satisfying. I "broke up" with a 64° wedge that way once. Best thing I ever did for my short game.

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13 minutes ago, NM Golf said:

 

The problem with his technique is you never throw your club end over end because if it lands weird it will snap the shaft

 

So hitting a rock solid object at 100mph won’t snap the shaft but a toss will? That would take one hell of a toss no? 😃

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56 minutes ago, Vinsk said:

So hitting a rock solid object at 100mph won’t snap the shaft but a toss will? That would take one hell of a toss no? 😃

I speak from experience, unfortunately. 😖

 

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On 11/10/2020 at 12:59 PM, Vinsk said:

So hitting a rock solid object at 100mph won’t snap the shaft but a toss will? That would take one hell of a toss no? 😃

You don't hit the ball with the middle of the shaft.

Well, you're not supposed to, anyway. Given your proclivity for hitting the extension of the shaft, maybe you're less clear on this point…?

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