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Was watching the Memphis broadcast and they analyzed Dustin Johnson's swing. He really takes the ball way outside. The analyst said he thought faders have a high right hip, more than drawers of the ball.

I would think that they could drive traffic to their web presence by taking advantage of the excellent swing talk they do. After all, who's watching golf on tv except golfers?

Wayne


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Nah, the other guy. I listen to what they say, but am watching closely. I'm trying to put together all the individual parts of ball striking, for my own benefit. A collection of all the swing replay videos would be a great tool for me.

I would think you could find a number of analysts or teachers who a large number of people would agree is terrible. They are all pretty much saying the same thing, just in ways sometimes people find terrible. Unless they stray completely off the page, and then everybody says they are terrible! I'm unaware of whether anybody on TV is bad or not. I have my own drummer going on in my head.

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1 minute ago, Blackjack Don said:

A collection of all the swing replay videos would be a great tool for me.

Why not just look them up on YouTube?  Save the ones you like to a library.

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4 hours ago, Missouri Swede said:

Why not just look them up on YouTube?  Save the ones you like to a library.

Look, pay a guy $60K a year to put up the page, edit the video, etc. Not like CBS is begging for hand-outs. Creating a job, man.

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3 minutes ago, Blackjack Don said:

Look, pay a guy $60K a year to put up the page, edit the video, etc. Not like CBS is begging for hand-outs. Creating a job, man.

Sounds like a great way to lose about $55k.

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3 hours ago, nevets88 said:

You are my new best friend! Exactly what I was hoping to find. Thank you, universe.

Last week, I was watching DJ run away with it and they analyzed his swing. I checked a video of me. Hmm, what a difference in the hip turn. Yikes. Cool!

The analyst said his left hip was higher than the right hip. People with the left hip higher tend to fade the ball, while players who have level hips ten to draw the ball. I don't know whether this is right or not, but I stopped fighting my natural tendency to fade the ball.

6 minutes ago, Blackjack Don said:

Look, pay a guy $60K a year to put up the page, edit the video, etc. Not like CBS is begging for hand-outs. Creating a job, man.

A rounding error. Let's see some numbers. Advertisers would reach me, on the CBS site which until now, hasn't reached me. How much am I worth? Not much, alone. But that's not the way it works, is it?

Now that I've been shown a way to access them easily, booked marked, baby!

It's not their teaching, it's the insights I might get. They get paid a lot to know what they are talking about. What's another few thousand?

Wayne


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16 minutes ago, Blackjack Don said:

A rounding error. Let's see some numbers. Advertisers would reach me, on the CBS site which until now, hasn't reached me. How much am I worth? Not much, alone. But that's not the way it works, is it?

Hence the $5k in revenue I attributed.

People aren't clamoring for these things, especially when they're available elsewhere (and free).

It'd be stupid to just throw away $55k. That's not how good businesses operate.

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On 6/13/2018 at 11:40 AM, Blackjack Don said:

I would think you could find a number of analysts or teachers who a large number of people would agree is terrible. They are all pretty much saying the same thing, just in ways sometimes people find terrible. Unless they stray completely off the page, and then everybody says they are terrible! I'm unaware of whether anybody on TV is bad or not. I have my own drummer going on in my head.

 

There may be other terrible teachers but they aren't on cbs, it's also what is wrong with golf instruction for every good instructor you have 9 others who have no idea what they are talking about. Kostis doesn't even know the ball flight laws let alone how to make a functional golf swing. I think there is a whole thread here somewhere talking about how terrible he is.

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