thanks everyone

[john riegger]

a big shout out to all my friends here at lbg.thanks for all the support.it is great having such a great support group.everyone must have leaned left on that last putt so it would sneak in.wow what a great feeling that was.
i have to thank my 2 good friends for all their help.thanks lynn and rob noel,you all have helped me very much and have stayed patient with me to finally get my 1st win.thanks for helping me understand tgm.i dont think i would be where i am today in my golf without your help.i would also like to thank MR.KELLY for spending all those years figuring out all of these golf alignments.

[6bmike]

You are the man- John. Yoda's army will be cheering you on all the time.

Congrats to Rob Noel, too. As you said, he has played an important part of your career.

And of course as you said- Mr. Kelley for figuring it all out all the alignments years ago.

[alex_chung]

Congrats on the win John. It was a long time coming but you got there in the end, here's to more trophy lifting in the future and a ticket back to the big show.
Congrats again,
Alex

[Yoda]

... here's to more trophy lifting in the future...

John needs to win again soon. Once that LaSalle trophy shows up at the front door, it's headed on a beeline to son Jaxon's room. Dad had promised one a while back...

And, once it arrives, it ain't leavin'!

[annikan skywalker]

Congrats John...All those years of dedication for that first "taste of victory"...well deserved....savor the taste....glasses raised for round two!!!

[alex_chung]

John needs to win again soon. Once that LaSalle trophy shows up at the front door, it's headed on a beeline to son Jaxon's room. Dad had promised one a while back...

And, once it arrives, it ain't leavin'!

Nice one!!
Alex

[Yoda]

John,

Please tell us about this shot and how you played it!

http://www.pgatour.com/video/link/?/...iegger.pgatour

I mean...

The lie, slope, pin, desired ball behavior, club selected, etc.

Did you use a little Pivot Motion to help get your left arm and club through?

Were your Hands passive, merely Clamps?

What Hinge Action did you use?

Did you play the Stroke with your Conscious Mind (Mechanics)?

Or with your Subconscious Mind (Feel)?

What part does Pre-Shot Routine play in all this?

Finally, what is it like to play a shot like this under intense Competitive Pressure?

You did it -- successfully! -- and we want to know more about it!

Is it possible for us handicap players to play shots like this?

Thank you for your answers!

[nuke99]

Congratulation !

WOW!

[12 piece bucket]

John . . . watched your iron shot into 16 tonight over and over about 15 times. Your alignments look great! Right up and down the Plane. The Right Forearm looks textbook.

Congrats! Can I borrow $500???

[john riegger]

lynn.
this was atotal feel shot.what you did not see was me trying to actually get into the shot/the bank there was really steep.i could barely stand there and try and hit the shot.i tried to evenhit it with 1 knee on the ground,but opted not to try that.i had to aim 20ft right and it was truely a hit and hope shot.which we all have had to play at one time or another.i just used my imagination and got real lucky that i was able to get it up and down.you have to have a little luck to win.