Flounder

At :57 in, "and then I swing normal"...Well..........we're waiting. Looks like an octopus riding a ceiling fan.

High M.O.I., SBST at it's best. Got a 48" on order; http://www.bobbygraceputters.com/online-store/long-a-belly-putters/details/97/20/long-&-belly-putters/amg-f-22-gold-long

I'm all over it. I'll need that Driver in a 10.5 regular shaft. Thanks.

The can is outside of the foot. It does not touch the hip, unless your hip moves outside of your foot.

Try hitting some balls with a large plastic trash can set outside your left foot. (against your foot and between your left foot and your target) Do not make contact with the can when you swing. This will induce proper rotation. You CAN thank me later. (pun intended)

Sandridge (muni., top notch) Sebastian (muni) Fairwinds ($$$$ new greens) Vista Plantation (par 60) Indian Hills in Ft. Pierce (my fave.)

Extension on the backswing (standing up while tilting left) Extension on the follow thru (straightening of both legs, tucking hips while tilting right)

You could call it Bend and Throw! Thanks Johnny.

WTF!;

Dana Dahlquist, Long Beach. http://www.google.com/search?q=dana+dahlquist

I met one once, she said she was a hooker so I told her to weaken her grip a little. Thanks, I'll be here all week, be sure to tip your waitress. I used to live in Miami and play in a league. One of the guys in the league was also a member of the club where I worked and played. Sometimes when we would play he would bring his high school aged daughter along to play as well. Her name was Cristie, his name was Michael Kerr. Little did I know. Another time, my buddy and I got paired up with two, very cute young asian girls. I don't think either one of them ever missed a fairway all day. It was a few days before the Junior Orange Bowl tournament. Turned out one of the girls was Grace Park and she won the Orange Bowl that year.

Never buy a putter until you've had a chance to throw it.

This is my first post, please be gentle; This topic is near and dear to my heart as I have been struggling with the driver ever since going to Stack and Tilt. (I've trained with Nick Clearwater and James Hirshfield) After much research on the net and different driver purchases, I've concluded the following; 64% is the magic number. Multiplying my height, 5'7" by .64 gives me a shaft length of 42.88", so I built a 43" driver/thriver (thriver=driver with a 3wood length shaft) that I can flat KILL. The trick with building a "chopper" as I call it, is get enough loft (mine is a 12 degree Tour Edge Exotics xcg3) and getting the correct flex once you "chop" 2 inches off of it. I was lucky to get a perfect used shaft. The shaft was a 55 gram senior ping shaft. When it was finished it had a regular flex and had swingweight of C-0. I added one of these to get some of the mass back and fine tune the balance. http://www.balance-certified.com/pag.../11/19/0150711 I can swing this thing as hard as I can and to me , that's the sign of a good fit.