Taly for a hitter?

[O.B.Left]

I hope you have shares in Tally Inc. Lynn, that thing could be the next hoola hoop.

[KevCarter]

I hope you have shares in Tally Inc. Lynn, that thing could be the next hoola hoop.

Oh sure, as if I don't get myself into enough trouble with this stuff. Now they're going to get me for insider trading!

Kevin

[O.B.Left]

Oh sure, as if I don't get myself into enough trouble with this stuff. Now they're going to get me for insider trading!

Kevin

Kev, I told you not to tell Martha Stewart to go heavy on Tally Inc.

[Richie3Jack]

I cannot recommend the Taly enough. I am usually not a fan of trainings aids because so few of them work. But the Taly works incredibly well. Unfortunately I got away from using it for the past 4 months or so and I'm going to get back to using it now.

The big thing about the Taly for me is that it provides visual help so the golfer can get into the right alignments instead of being a training aid that forceably puts the golfer in the right alignments through some type of restriction.




3JACK

[KevCarter]

I cannot recommend the Taly enough. I am usually not a fan of trainings aids because so few of them work. But the Taly works incredibly well. Unfortunately I got away from using it for the past 4 months or so and I'm going to get back to using it now.

The big thing about the Taly for me is that it provides visual help so the golfer can get into the right alignments instead of being a training aid that forceably puts the golfer in the right alignments through some type of restriction.




3JACK

Hey, just noticed your handicap has moved into the PLUS column. Congratulations on all the hard work you and Ted have done paying off!!!

Kevin

[O.B.Left]

Way to go 3Jack.

The Tally is sort of like a dowel strapped to your left arm. The Left Arm Flying Wedge remains intact as long as the left wrist is flat or vice versa. Homer said that if you could maintain a flat left wrist and swing through the shot (instead of at the ball, impact not being a destination or a Station, let the motion make the shot, no steering etc) .......... you didnt need his yellow book! But alas its easier said than done for most of us, even a lot of good golfers.

And so it goes.

[Richie3Jack]

Thanks for the kind words, but I just haven't changed my handicap in my sig.

I was at a + handicap for pretty much the entire summer. Now I'm at a 0.4. But that includes 2 rounds playing with some old MacGregor 985 blades I got off of eBay that are difficult to hit (which is why I bought them, for practice), but I have fun hitting them nonetheless.

Plus, I haven't played in almost 3 weeks because the weather has been so bad. We even got snow today.




3JACK