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Old 07-10-2007, 10:20 PM
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Let's try this one!! http://wavcentral.com/sounds/movies/fasttime/aloha.mp3

I'm a Swinger who has Hitting thoughts and hallucinations! I 'preciate the putting tips, I'll look for the Yoda thread. I'm more than willing to scrap the grip if I can get my hands on 'dat thing in a comfertable manner.

After reading the fact you have over 2,000 posts in 2 years, I am a little concerned...that's over 2 posts a day average!!! I think you might be a Yoda groupie...keep 'em coming as I am not smart enough to ask the question.

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Ah Mr. Hand . . . great flick. I would be a Yoda groupie but I can't afford to follow him around on tour . . . did that with Meatloaf . . . it was more in my budget.
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Old 07-12-2007, 01:12 AM
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I have looked at a couple posts concerning putting and sorting through it. In order to zero out #3 the grip feels different but doable. Any other tidbits?
I noticed your post on Getting better, good luck, I'll follow your progress and know you'll improve with HB's help.
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I have looked at a couple posts concerning putting and sorting through it. In order to zero out #3 the grip feels different but doable. Any other tidbits?
I noticed your post on Getting better, good luck, I'll follow your progress and know you'll improve with HB's help.
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Ted . . . can slap putt . . . you should axe him. He uses a Paw stroke . . . sets BOTH forearms on plane with bent elbows and just rocks his shoulders . . . read about Paw. It's pretty deadly. Your low point is more towards the middle of your chest so play it there and you'll be using vertical hinging. It's a great way to putt.

The putter is pretty upright anyway so it's tough to get a lot of #3 angle anyhow.
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Ted . . . can slap putt . . . you should axe him. He uses a Paw stroke . . . sets BOTH forearms on plane with bent elbows and just rocks his shoulders . . . read about Paw. It's pretty deadly. Your low point is more towards the middle of your chest so play it there and you'll be using vertical hinging. It's a great way to putt.

The putter is pretty upright anyway so it's tough to get a lot of #3 angle anyhow.
I have a bone to pick with Ted regarding this. He showed my brother how to set his forearms on plane and ever since I'm getting my butt kicked worse than usual.
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Old 07-13-2007, 01:36 PM
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Colonel:
thanks for your comments on the Paw, I'll check that out.
What are your thoughts on the belly putter? I've gone back and forth from a 35" to a 41" belly but can't seem to be very consistent with the belly, maybe it's because I don't know how TGM applies to the belly or the long putter.
Here is another for the Colonel: http://wavcentral.com/sounds/movies/...e/fastim06.mp3

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Ah Mr. Hand . . . great flick. I would be a Yoda groupie but I can't afford to follow him around on tour . . . did that with Meatloaf . . . it was more in my budget.
It's posts like these that make me glad you are here for "our time" Bucket!
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It's posts like these that make me glad you are here for "our time" Bucket!
Nothing wrong with a little pizza on our time either huh Eddie?
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