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Thanks for the pitch Zipazoid! I'm all for slowing down on the practice range. Vijay always talks about quality over quantity.

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Can't stand it when someone stands in my peripheral vision when I'm putting. They move and sniff and practice, or cast a shadow over my line or the hole. Was playing with a guy the other day who did that and finally said to him, "If you're standing in someone's periphery you should be both quiet and NOT THERE!"

Gotta be CONSISTENT about stretching too! I went out the other day (finally shot a 78, thank you putter for saving me from my non-GIR self) and didn't stretch first. Am paying the price now. Can get things ship shape after a week of consistent stretching, but need to stay with it and not just stretch when my back is bad.

The rulefourteen players towel. Part towel part brush. Threw my brush and two towels in the bag since.

Try the Wilson FG Tour. About half the price, maybe 5 yards shorter, but all good on the green!

I've got a herniated S1 L4/L5 treated only through physical therapy -- don't want to do surgery if I don't have to. But it does effect my swing. I stick to a pretty religious practice of walking, stationary bike, various pilates/yoga stretches (planks, superman, etc.) and it keeps things manageable for now. Grab a session with a PT guy/gal and have them teach you the CORRECT way to do them. Then you can just do them on your own. Back stuff should be diagnosed by a trained professional. But what I know is, when the nerve gets pinched (i.e. sciatica) the muscles around it swell up to protect it. This sets off a whole chain reaction of muscular compensations that have to be relieved (i.e. stretching, etc.) before the root of the problem can be relieved. My experience anyway... I've found that my body naturally compensates and protects against re-injury during a golf swing (which is good), but results in a different spine angle and downswing action and 20-30 yard draw with a 9 iron (which is bad). But, we shall overcome!

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I use my ruletwentyone towel... and not just because I invented it :)

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Hi Erik, Thanks for the thoughts and post! Your white towel is machine washable (warm, no bleach) and dry able (medium). The backing has not degraded for 20 washes on the original towel. Please let us know if your experience is different! Thanks.