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jonwil

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  • Birthday 11/30/1945

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  • Index: 5.0
  • Plays: Righty

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  1. Bridgestone J38 dual pocket.
  2. Jakester, Were your 5.0 shafts the 'Flighted' or the regular Project X?
  3. Never part with the 8,9, or wedge!!
  4. I will never ever play a yellow ball....... unless of course Freddie does.
  5. That is a lot of golf with that right tricep straightening your right arm under load. I think if you play with a fairly straight left arm the left triceps gets an easier task.
  6. This is what I see in the ‘behind view’ video. Putting your mouse pointer on the tailbone (try no to over do it ) – at transition that tailbone does not move forward. If the hips were sliding it would. Because the hips are turning back towards the target, from a turned position, there is some ‘arc’ of forward to make that turn. I think the ‘slide-illusion’ referred to in an earlier post is a front-view-phenomena. Without the tailbone anchor reference the rotation appears to be a slide as visually things are moving from right to left (for righties). But if that tailbone is not going towards the target – you are not sliding. How bout them apples!
  7. Bolded, underlined, and in red is the only way I have heard hip-movement discussed that got me to a post position on a straight left leg through impact. Thanks tm22721
  8. Are you finding your blades’ higher center of gravity a problem given new ball designs(less spin, post-balata), and if so what adjustments are you making?
  9. Pushing or pulling bothers my back more than carrying.
  10. Single digit = low, almost single = mid, everyone else = high.
  11. If you are even thinking Scottie it is only a matter of time.
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