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Old 03-17-2005, 10:48 AM
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distance and trajectory
Originally Posted by EdZ
No doubt about compression there. Interesting to see what to me looks like a bit steeper swing than I would generally associate with a hitter, less cross line - accurate -

Do you find that you fight pulls at all under pressure? (just curious)
How is your distance and trajectory control?

Some SERIOUS spin out of that move I'm sure! I can see why you said 45's and not 22's
Like I've said before, my distance has increased greatly over the last year. My trajectory has changed to the point that I can truly hit it as low as I'd ever want. (the so called "Tiger stinger.") I've hit a couple of shots lately that I'd never been able to do...7 Iron from 160, 25 mph headwind, elevated green, no sidespin, to 4 feet. I don't know if the thing got anymore than head high, and I felt like I ended at follow-through. What wind?! And, yes, the spin rate is very high, making ball selection very important.
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