jbishop15
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About jbishop15
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Just a little one, yeah. I’ve been working on shortening my backswing and that’s been a side effect. Distance hasn’t changed much, but I’m almost at the point where I can start working on my preferred push fade. Good idea on the steeper shoulders! I’ll give that a try.
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Definitely faster. I tend to leave my putts short, so faster greens make it easier on me.
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Golf Goals 2020 - Break 70 - Get from a 4 handicap to scratch - See an AimPoint instructor
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hello friends it’s been a long time. I’ve finished grad school, gotten my MFA, and moved to Charlotte, NC. here’s a new swing video: my life seems to have calmed down, so hopefully I’ll be posting more!!!!
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Course is kicking ass so far. Spieth's ball speed with the driver has been under 170 every shot I've seen him hit. Interesting.
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I agree. But I think my original point stands. I don't think them being women is the reason a lot of their players only have 3-5 years of excellent play. The more I think about it, you can apply to virtually every sport. Most players have a 3-5 year prime that quickly flames out. Only the really great ones have a full and complete career.
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What male golfers have a long period of sustained success, outside of maybe 3-5 years? Tiger, Phil, Ernie, Vijay, Rory, Spieth, etc. Most players have their run and then fade away pretty quickly. I don't think it's an LPGA thing.
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I voted funny. I think it'll be good for this event.
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Nobody loves Tiger more than me. But if Jordan gets those numbers, he’d more than likely be my pick for the GOAT. Truth is truth, after all.
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Nobody on that broadcast wanted Patrick Reed to win, nor did many of the people around 18 green. It was shitty of all of them, frankly.
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Livid, no. Sad and upset and drinking myself to sleep, yes. I will never apologize for laughing at Sergio. That guy is an a-hole.
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God, I bet that was amazing. Welcome back to Georgia, again! When I went to the Masters three years ago, he didn't show up for a practice round until late, after we had left. When I followed him at the 2011 PGA the crowds were ten deep. Nuts the amount of attention he gets.
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I am very late on this but I just wanted to say that I cackled like an old witch brewing a potion in a thunderstorm when Sergio hit those balls in the water. A truly great moment in my Masters history.
