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[Trig]

I wonder how long before someone gives me advice on my grip?

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[Martee]

looks okay to me.

Do you have a problem?

[Trig]

looks okay to me.

Do you have a problem?

Nope. I'm just jesting a bit with the group.

[Bagger Lance]

Trig,

Your a hitter right?
Better get the bend out of that left wrist and weaken your left hand a bit.
Not seeing a hitters right forearm wedge.
Yes, it's a mess for sure.

Ummm, we are playing a skins game this weekend right?
Good.

Can you say...gamesmanship?

Bagger

[Trig]

I like skins. Be prepared to fork over some $$$.

[JohnThomas1]

It's wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too similar to Lynn's for me to be fool enough to comment hehehehe

John

[Trig]

It's wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too similar to Lynn's for me to be fool enough to comment hehehehe

John

Ahhh.....but there is a difference. Lynn's is at impact fix whereas mine is at adjusted address!

[6bmike]

At the time of the picture, Lynn was showing impact of a ball on a high tee.

Lynn and I felt it showed the Flying Wedges perfectly. Although Lynn wasn't swinging at the time, you can see the wedges as they would be at impact and of course, Impact Fix should reflect the same position.

Here is Lynn swinging. I cropped the picture to show his impact position. What you don't see is the ground exploding after impact. Lynn doesn't get cheated on his swings and nevers looks off balance from the power. The driving range after the workshop had quite a few divots left behind from our lessons. I forget his name (I'm sorry) but a fellow from Pine Needles CC who attended the class said, "It never looks like this from other workshops."