John Graham's blog post on a S&T Seminar

[MiniBlueDragon]

Some of you may have already read this via a Facebook link but I thought it was worth sharing here.

http://johngrahamgolf.com/blog/stack-and-tilt-seminar/

Enjoy.

[iacas]

Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

Some of you may have already read this via a Facebook link but I thought it was worth sharing here.

http://johngrahamgolf.com/blog/stack-and-tilt-seminar/

Enjoy.

Yes, we at Golf Evolution were happy to bring them in for the seminar. They gave a clinic/school at our place the very next day. Just grabbed the images from it.

And let it be said - they do a lot more science than "taxonomy." They paid for it, and I'm glad it was shared, but I don't want to share it just yet as I'm not certain I'm permitted to.

[Stretch]

Originally Posted by iacas

And let it be said - they do a lot more science than "taxonomy."

[MiniBlueDragon]

I've been using S&T for the last year or so with a lot of success. Your glowing report of AimPoint persuaded me into signing up for a clinic on Saturday of this week and starting to research it. That took me to John Graham's blog which then took me full circle back to S&T.; I'll be a scratch player before the end of the month. ;)

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

I've been using S&T for the last year or so with a lot of success. Your glowing report of AimPoint persuaded me into signing up for a clinic on Saturday of this week and starting to research it. That took me to John Graham's blog which then took me full circle back to S&T.; I'll be a scratch player before the end of the month. ;)

I think you'll have to fit in some actual golfing for that index to drop.

[MiniBlueDragon]

Originally Posted by sean_miller

I think you'll have to fit in some actual golfing for that index to drop.

*is confused*

Thought it was obvious but in case it wasn't my 'scratch' comment was in jest...

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

*is confused*

Thought it was obvious but in case it wasn't my 'scratch' comment was in jest...

I knew you were kidding (at least I assumed you were) but I meant don't forget to schedule time for playing golf because paralysis by analysis is pretty common around here. At the risk of name dropping, a good example to follow is Stretch, who learns where needs to improve, works on that, then plays a zillion rounds.

[MiniBlueDragon]

Originally Posted by sean_miller

I knew you were kidding (at least I assumed you were) but I meant don't forget to schedule time for playing golf because paralysis by analysis is pretty common around here. At the risk of name dropping, a good example to follow is Stretch, who learns where needs to improve, works on that, then plays a zillion rounds.

Ah right I get you. For me the analysis is more an in between hobby for when I can't get out on the course. There are occasional gems that crop-up but mostly it's confirmation of thoughts I have or just general interest in how other people do things. :)