Man I loved watching that guy play golf. What a set of hands. You know his book "Natural Golf" was really good......got to dig that up and post a few things for you guys. There are some very TGM like ideas there in as I recall. Golf as a right armed game, the Right Arm Takeaway.........
I saw him play at the Irish Open in '94 .... he was searching for a swing but his short game was still insanely good.
Thanks for this Kev. He shone so brightly and then he was gone.
Back in the day when I was a video producing machine for LBG, Lynn sent me an old tape of Homer that included footage of Seve. I have to admit spending a lot of time enjoying those clips of Seve in his prime.
It's very tempting to carve out time, dig into the archive and put in the effort on behalf of a legend.
I'm finishing up a Uni degree and graduating in a few weeks, maybe after the dust settles a bit.
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1-H "Because of questions of all kinds, reams of additional detail must be made available - but separately, and probably endlessly." Homer Kelly
Back in the day when I was a video producing machine for LBG, Lynn sent me an old tape of Homer that included footage of Seve. I have to admit spending a lot of time enjoying those clips of Seve in his prime.
It's very tempting to carve out time, dig into the archive and put in the effort on behalf of a legend.
I'm finishing up a Uni degree and graduating in a few weeks, maybe after the dust settles a bit.
Congratulations! Buckle down Ben, and get 'er done! I say this having just finally finished another degree and knowing that golf feels much better with that chore put to rest.
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
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I say this having just finally finished another degree and knowing that golf feels much better with that chore put to rest. 
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