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Tiger Woods - How I Play Golf - Good beginers book, lots of nice colour photos of Tiger's old swing. DP Short Game Bible - Great book, explains everything in a very scientific factual way, a must have. DP Putting Bible - Good stuff in it but I felt that DP waffled on too much just to pad the book out. Dr Bob Rotella - Golf is not a game of perfect - Great book but one of the hardest to apply, really need to focus to change your mindset. Leadbetter's - 100% Golf - Ok book but a lot of drills in here mean that to get the best out of it you need to read it in a place where you can swing a club. Dr Mann/Grifon - Swing Like a Pro - Again need a place to swing the club whilst reading the drills. Hank Haney - The only golf lesson you'll ever need - Not a beginers book but rather a book to read to cure your slice or hook, great for the full swing instruction. A must have for all slicers. Short game section and putting section not that good. Cheers BB

Am I missing something? I know Tiger used to use Titleist but I thought he'd switched everything over to Nike except his putter? ???

That's the 2nd time big John has lost a play off this year isn't it? He choked against Vijay earlier this year too. Poor old Monty couldn't buy a putt today if a couple would have dropped for him - who knows?

Well it does what it says on the tin and that is find the c of g of the ball. So if you subscribe to DP's views (which I do) then I think this is a good bit of kit. When I hit a put and it rolls true with the line on it and it misses the hole I know it was a bad read/pace and nothing else. I think that it's worth the few pounds/dollars it costs.

Airline Pilot, means I get to play, sorry hack, back in the UK and... South Africa - Jo'burg and Cape Town USA - Phoenix mainly Australia Indonesia Malaysia Kenya Uganda Can't remember where else!

His drive off the tee was 234 yards followed by 160 yard 5 iron - must have been a gale in his face? Having played a couple of times in 30mph winds, it's no piece of cake for this hacker.

[QUOTE=If you mark just a fraction higher or lower than the equator you've got an off-center line to try to line up. Chris[/QUOTE] I do exactly the same as you Chris and also find the the line is sometimes a little off. The thing I do is to put the "line em up" over it and look at the opposite side of the ball to the line em up, this along with what you can see through the slit shows if the line is to one side of the equator or not then you know where to draw the line - using the check-go line as a guide. Does that make sense? Anyway Dave Pelz reckons you should do this and give yourself everychance of making the putt... Cheers

Look at this site here http://www.randa.org/index.cfm?actio...nonconfdrivers Click on the appropriate club and it'll tell you If the club has Hi-COR on it then leave it well alone, if it says 0.83 Cor then you'll be ok.

Ian Woosnam, Craig Stadler, Nick O'hern all are "unique" physically and play the game very well.