We're still playing golf. 50-60 degree days. Go figure. Thanks for Global Warming. What a blessing. Who knows, in a dozen more years we'll golf 12 months. I'll dig a lake in my backyard and sell beachfront property as soon as Florida goes under water.
I've got the simulator down the street from my house.
Do they have a bar in it? Cheesesteaks? Steak Sandwiches? The one near me get's $35 for an hour. Yours?
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Here in Houston we're having a perfect climate for golf now. The temperatures are now around low 80's and I can even walk the course without breaking too much sweat.
Back in Norway they have had the first snow drop traffic chaos already and it's basically dark, wet and cold. I can't say I'm in a rush to cross the Atlantic
That a good deal, up here its by the hour and not cheap.
So thats where you boned up on impact data maybe? Did it change your thinking on the course much? Just the conversations the past few weeks have me thinking 'bout things differently. Even though I knew the correct ball flight laws I was manipulating the face for all but big curve balls, now Im trying to do it with path......still a work in progress.
That a good deal, up here its by the hour and not cheap.
So thats where you boned up on impact data maybe? Did it change your thinking on the course much? Just the conversations the past few weeks have me thinking 'bout things differently. Even though I knew the correct ball flight laws I was manipulating the face for all but big curve balls, now Im trying to do it with path......still a work in progress.
I dunno.
Sorry Daryl for jacking this thread even further...
O.B. II'm reading a really good book, the Negotiable Golf Swing by Joe Laurentino. This gentleman must have some background as a Machiner. He did a chapter on D-Plane and Ball Flight Laws while using Homer Kelley's Chapter 2 concepts in tandem with Jorgenson's work. Doesn't throw out the concepts we are learning here. I think he explains it in enough detail for teachers and players not lucky enough to own a track man. Very easy to understand and visualize. I would be interested to hear how close he is from guys with more scientific minds like Daryl, BerntR, and John Graham...
Have you guys seen this book? I think you would enjoy it as I do...
Kevin
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