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Martee 01-11-2006 08:02 PM

New Pictures....Part 1
 
Here are the pictures we asked for...











Thanks

Martee 01-11-2006 08:03 PM

NEW PICTURES ... Part 2 the Blueprint
 
Here is the second part



Thanks

alex_chung 01-12-2006 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martee
If you send them to me I can post/host them.

martee@martee.net

Interesting device

Julian thanks for the great pics and the schematic. Thanks to my friend Martee for hosting them.
Great stuff guys.
Alex

drewitgolf 01-12-2006 04:05 PM

Off to the work bench
 
Thanks Guys. Nice job bring your Flying Wedges to life.

Where we not surpose to convert to the metric system in the U.S. back in the 70's?:rolleyes:

wojo1941 09-01-2007 10:04 PM

Please forward pics for Dowels
 
Please email me the pictures for the dowel work on the TGM drills.

Thanks, Joe

addamsmith 05-20-2009 01:49 AM

Hi Guys
Has anyone used the Dowel on Steroids yet and how did it work,
I did a search on the unit and it kept bringing me back to this Thread.
Cheers
Addam

Sligo33 05-20-2009 06:26 AM

I built a Dowels on Steroids, from the pictures. It works great and really brings the Flying Wedges to life. It also helps in giving the feel of keeping the right wrist LEVEL throughout the swing.

On the next model I make, I'm going to move the wedge device down about a forearms length on the dowel. This idea came from Yoda demonstrating the use of the dowels, in the "Alignment Golf" dvd series.

Another must have for anyone serious about TGM. The dvd's visually bring the little yellow book to life.

Yoda 05-20-2009 07:58 AM

Brian Teaching Kip the Flying Wedges
 
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Originally Posted by ChrisNZ (Post 17757)

I've posted a pic as my avatar. Although its a little hard to see the two mdf bits are at 90 degrees to each other (just like the wedges). You can also see the topline (closest to the top of the picture) which can be used to monitor hinging.

Chris

As you can see from my own avatar, I consider the Flying Wedges to be mission-critical Zone 2 (Arms) alignments. I've taught them to thousands of golfers, including my star pupil, Brian Gay.

Here are a few photos of Brian trying to teach them to his caddy, Kip Henley, at the 2007 Honda. Alas, despite their inherent simplicity and our own vehement urging, Kip never implemented the change in his own game. :dontknow:

:D

GPStyles 05-20-2009 09:09 AM

Thanks for posting this, Sligo33 was telling me about it on Monday during our round.

:salut:


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