The Most Important Illustration in the History of Golf

[O.B.Left]

Coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=129115452 4


Did Lynn ever elaborate on this? Did that orange ring kill Bucket? Where the heck is that guy?

[KevCarter]

Coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=129115452 4


Did Lynn ever elaborate on this? Did that orange ring kill Bucket? Where the heck is that guy?

Good catch OB. I hadn't noticed the significance of the logo before. I've got to get glasses, or YODA needs a bigger logo. That is FANTASTIC!

Kevin

[Yoda]

Coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...1&d=1291154524

Byron Nelson, 1937, the year he first won The Masters.

Note:

(1) The Clubhead is a blur;

(2) The camera couldn't catch the Clubshaft; and

(3) The Ball is still on the ground.

Then . . .

Check out the Hands.

[O.B.Left]

Ive marveled at that photo before but never noticed that the ball is still on the ground. Amazing.

Lynn I sense there's more to this ............will there be a time when we'll hear theeeeee rest of the story?

[GPStyles]

Coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/a...d=129115452 4


Did Lynn ever elaborate on this? Did that orange ring kill Bucket? Where the heck is that guy?

Last seen at ABS.

[Daryl]

Last seen at ABS.

There are a thousand ways to hit a Golf Ball.

[KevCarter]

There are a thousand ways to hit a Golf Ball.

Absolutely! I just think it's strange they all have to take shots at Homer Kelley, and they all disagree about which parts to shoot at! After seeing this thread, I went back over there to take a peek. They feel Chapter 2 is right on, while the other dissenters feel that's the chapter that is totally bogus.

No wonder golfers are so confused!

Our good friend Bucket will be back, he'll never lose this great foundation. Best thing about his journey is, he'll discuss with what he learns with us as different "feels" and in a way that's compatible with our studies. The mechanics won't change, just another way to get there...

I wish I had the smarts to just stick around here and get it right. Just too much fun watching the other train wrecks!



Kevin

[KevCarter]

I'm not allowed to talk about it.

ROTFL !!!

[O.B.Left]

Byron Nelson, 1937, the year he first won The Masters.

Note:

(1) The Clubhead is a blur;

(2) The camera couldn't catch the Clubshaft; and

(3) The Ball is still on the ground.

Then . . .

Check out the Hands.

Im thinking there is something to the fact that both Mr Nelson and Mr Blake have most of their bodies to the target side of their eye line to the ball prior to impact. All but from their right knee on down actually.

There's no way that is in the yellow book......or is it ?

[Daryl]

O.B., you're a prince.