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She seems to be huge!
She was walking with Peterssen who is 5'8 yesterday and looked so much taller and bigger!!!

She seems to be huge!

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Ronald McDonald still has the bigger feet.

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You would think she could hit a long ball, but she doesn't. Good player though.

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I was at the McDonalds and she is every bit of 6 feet. I also couldn't get over that she towered over most of the other players and doesn't hit it far at all but her putter is smooth.
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Height has never granted you better distance if the fundamentals are not in place, but averaging 226 is not much.

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Height has never granted you better distance if the fundamentals are not in place, but averaging 226 is not much.

You refer to meters, right? Cuz in the LPGA stats she is ranked with 245 avg.

But i´m wondering, how fundamentals cant be in place if she is playing on tour?

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meh fundamentals means different things to different people. I'd say Corey Pavin, Tiger Woods and Bubba Watson are all technically sound yet all 3 hit the ball different lengths and have (relatively) different swings. Maybe she has more of a Pavin swing not a Watson swing ! !?


still 6 ft is pretty large for alady i'd expect her to have more potential than 245.

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meh fundamentals means different things to different people. I'd say Corey Pavin, Tiger Woods and Bubba Watson are all technically sound yet all 3 hit the ball different lengths and have (relatively) different swings. Maybe she has more of a Pavin swing not a Watson swing ! !?

How many 6' tall men average over 245? Note this probably includes tight holes where they tee off with irons or 3 woods.

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There are so many variables that it's difficult to really figure out why one tall player hits it way out there (MW) but Anna doesn't. I like her game a lot.

There are so many variables that it's difficult to really figure out why one tall player hits it way out there (MW) but Anna doesn't. I like her game a lot.

I don't know if I have something for tall women, but I like HER a lot.

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