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Sean Foley a Machinist?

I never heard before that he had studied the yellow book.

http://www.golf.com/golf/tours_news/...#ixzz0wneSWI4X

Have anyone?

Yes, but to be honest he's studied everything he can get his hands on.

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Originally Posted by Amen Corner (Post 75050)

I never heard before that he had studied the yellow book.

http://www.golf.com/golf/tours_news/...#ixzz0wneSWI4X

Have anyone?

Nice find Mr. Corner.

I also learned from the article my problem is my glutes and abs don't fire. Oops, forgot, I don't think I have any of those! :laughing9 :laughing9 :laughing9

Great to see your voice!

Kevin

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Originally Posted by Amen Corner (Post 75050)

I never heard before that he had studied the yellow book.

http://www.golf.com/golf/tours_news/...#ixzz0wneSWI4X

Have anyone?

Sounds like he studied the Wu Tang Wu Tang . . . what in the world??? Rappers with a message??? Wu Tang ODB??? Fahshizzle . . . eldrick: Yo Sean . . . Skankz are everywhere around me CREAM and my wifey got my dolla dolla billz y'all!!! Let's hook up a Perkins and you can show me that 2-J-3 Yellow book stuff again . . . I may have to go to the bathroom for 25-30 minutes though.

RIP Dirt McGirt

Stranger In Paradise

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 75052)

Yes, but to be honest he's studied everything he can get his hands on.

Including this site for the past several years.

:golfcart2:

Also spent quite a bit of time with Plummer/Bennett of Stack & Tilt fame.

He knows Lynn's work and previously Tom Tomasello's stuff and Mac's and P and B and and and.........his is a very inquisitive mind. He's a sponge for information and very enthusiastic about helping people, golf wise and non.

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 75094)

Sounds a lot like a guy named Javier I met once :)

The business of starting a ball to the right with 3 degrees of open face and "we draw with the path and arc", thats Homers ball flight laws. First thought to be backwards, but now gaining acceptance , scientific confirmation even.

Not sure if Sean got this from the book or Trackman but I'd bet on the book 'cause.... the first guy to ever show me the Arc of Approach was Mr Sean Foley.

Hmmm do you think Tiger'll be doing some home work around here? Naw......thats crazy.

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 75550)

The business of starting a ball to the right with 3 degrees of open face and "we draw with the path and arc , not the hands", thats Homers ball flight laws. First thought to be backwards, but now gaining acceptance , scientific confirmation even.

Not sure if Sean got this from the book or Trackman but .....just saying......it works , its true and Homer was the first guy I now to describe it that way 'round.

First guy to ever show me the Arc of Approach? Mr Sean Foley.

Cool stuff O.B. !

I'm a fan of Misters Plummer & Bennett as well as Mr. Foley. Through the impact interval there is not a lot of difference between them and us, and I'll throw the teachings of Mr. Trolio in there as well. I know all these guys are deeply into TGM and have studied YODA's teachings. Time for all the teachers to quit bickering about who did what with who...

Centered Pivoters unite!

BTW, your post in the other thread about Diagram 2-C-1 #3 was BRILLIANT!

Thanks O.B.
Kevin