I've had similar experiences. My favorite is the guy that was fit indoors on a launch monitor and he shows up to take lessons from me with a 7 degree driver. I get it all the time. The typical MO is, "I hit the ball really high, so we wanted to make my ball flight lower." And, you entrusted whom to make your decision? Did you ever think about fixing the bent left wrist at impact, instead of the equipment?
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I'll tell you what...let's get you a 3 degree driver, because that left wrist is about the worst I've ever seen! Technology is great, if the operator knows what the heck he's doing. That's like giving my 7 month old the discussion about the warping of time and space and the theory of relativity. He's having enough trouble with algebra, right now. I think discussing the speed of light and gravity with it's effect on time would only frustrate him.
Relatively speaking of course... Fortunately, Algebra is the first stepping stone to group theory and topology, foundations of modern particle theory. You are starting him out right.
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Steph
Distance is Magic; Precision is Practice.
Fortunately, Algebra is the first stepping stone to group theory and topology, foundations of modern particle theory. You are starting him out right.
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