natural golf promotes a baseball grip, widened stance, with weight more on the back foot than in more traditional methods.
it seems to rely more on guiding the ball rather than striking through it.
i slow my apex, both climax and release into the downwing[GOLF porn].
i start with the hips to move the shoulders. both are tightly integrated. [more golf porn].
for me, it is smooth and repeatable.
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i play hogan blades, but i'm wondering,
exactly what is it [business practice??] that people don't like about calloway? the tone of this thread suggests calloway is the bad buy for succeeding.
hmmmm,
i think the thread on this may be a bit miguided.
are there any hogan people around? any developers, grinders, engineers, marketers, etc? does anything go with hogan other than the hogan name plus the existing product line?
i play hogan clubs - the apex blades. they're my number...
hmmmm, and hit a club that god can't hit!!!
you know, i think i'd like a 1 iron on a 2 iron length of shaft.
shit, now you've got me thinking......
NO! i won't do it. i don't need the length.
i will say that i do see the need for a fwood when you need to carry a far away object, like far...
this is a good and valid question, and i have only one response.
i hate them. i hate a fwood.
i can nail my long irons pretty good. i even use my 2iron several times per 9. but a fwood and i have never learned to get it on. i cannot get that consistent sweeping swing that the things seem...
i'm a long hitter. can't help it. when its good, its great. when its left or right, well, you know the drill.
i'd trade my 320's for a reliable stable of 265's any day.
if i could hit a 265 yard drive in the fairway on a consistent basis, i'd make a living at this game.
wbl, i think that we have the same problem.
i have,
nike slingshots
calloway x-14s
ping ugly somethings
henry hatton dtg-4s
mizuno mp-30's
hogan apex blades
plus,
numerous drivers, woods, wedges, putters, and everyf***ing thing else three times over,
and i'm not done yet. i will prove that...
i got a complete set of hogan apex blades from a pal-o-mine.
very nice clubs. from checking out the site i don't see a full blade set anymore. didn't the hogan company sell out?
i'm going to hit them until i wear'em out, or, until i find a set of mizz's at the right price.
this is a nice board. civility [not synonymous with piety] prevails, as does information and humor. i was thrust into a provocative battle on a recent college football board.
my razorbacks are having some tough times. a few of the fan sites are very good, populated with some knowledgeable...
if you are new to the game, i.e., just started w/i the last few months,
use your pw and a 52. in general you might want the 52 when there is less green than fringe.
also, don't overlook the other irons around the green. if you have 8 feet of fringe and 50 feet of green, think 5 or 7 iron...
like forcing an entire person into a partucular political persuasion, golf clubs are equally ambigious.
IN MY OPINION the thing to consider when choosing player' clubs [blades, or smaller headed forged clubs w/ a small carved cavity] or game improvement clubs [everything else] is the strength...
great report.
at our club 4ball we have beer everywhere, and considering that budweiser is a sponsor, i mean beer is everywhere. you ain't GOTTA drink it, but, well, it is free and it is hot, and being a crammed full tourney there's plenty of standing time.
i played another club's 4ball...
i upgraded from nike slingshots to game improvement clubs. i chose to play them for the first time in our club championhsip.
you can imagine how badly i did. however, i like pain so this was my style.
and it WAS painful.
good luck.