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20th December 2004 08:30 PM
#1
Senior Member
Touring Pro (Nationwide Tour)
Golfing tip
Some of you may know that I spent some time with 2 women pro golfers Laurette Meritz and Cecilie Lundgreen and there coach Reeve Nield just before the Masters last year :P
I have been keeping in touch and just recieved an e-mail with the following tip, I thought I would pass on
Reeve Nield Wrote,
A good tip on the practice range is to close your left eye and make sure that you continue to look at the ball with your right eye, this will encourage you to keep your head still, therefore encouraging more hip and shoulder turn.
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20th December 2004 08:40 PM
#2
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Touring Pro (PGA)
Re: Golfing tip
Originally Posted by
Onewood
Some of you may know that I spent some time with 2 women pro golfers
Laurette Meritz and
Cecilie Lundgreen and there coach
Reeve Nield just before the Masters last year :P
I have been keeping in touch and just recieved an e-mail with the following tip, I thought I would pass on
Reeve Nield Wrote,
A good tip on the practice range is to close your left eye and make sure that you continue to look at the ball with your right eye, this will encourage you to keep your head still, therefore encouraging more hip and shoulder turn.
For every matter, there's anti-matter. For every electron, there's positron. For every ying, there's yang. And for every tip, there's anti-tip ...
I remember reading a tip from some pro to close the right eye (for right hander) and look at the ball with the left. That way, you can allow your head to turn right on the backswing, allowing a more full shoulder turn. Hmmm ... perhaps I should just close both eyes and swing blind folded ...
Only kidding ... Thanks for passing on the tip. I'll try it next time out at the range. As long as it works, I'll try it.
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20th December 2004 08:45 PM
#3
Senior Member
Touring Pro (Nationwide Tour)
Re: Golfing tip
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20th December 2004 09:00 PM
#4
Senior Member
Touring Pro (Nationwide Tour)
jono, i'd give that tip a try but i had bell's palsy when i was younger which makes it nigh impossible to actually close my right eye keeping the left one open
so, thanks to that paralysis of the left side of my face kev's tip will work OK!
balance in all things eh?
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21st December 2004 02:02 PM
#5
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
Originally Posted by
macleod
jono, i'd give that tip a try but i had bell's palsy when i was younger which makes it nigh impossible to actually close my right eye keeping the left one open
so, thanks to that paralysis of the left side of my face kev's tip will work OK!
balance in all things eh?
jono, I'm a bit like macca. I'm pretty much blind in my left eye, (even with glasses on). Close my right eye & I'm absolutely stuffed.
Thanks for the tip, Kev.
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21st December 2004 02:14 PM
#6
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Originally Posted by
macleod
jono, i'd give that tip a try but i had bell's palsy when i was younger which makes it nigh impossible to actually close my right eye keeping the left one open
so, thanks to that paralysis of the left side of my face kev's tip will work OK!
balance in all things eh?
Oh crikey. That's harsh. I'm depressed now...
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21st December 2004 02:15 PM
#7
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
another tip that will acheive this result, and more is to stare at a dimple on the inside back of the ball, and try to hit it.. oldie but a goodie.
Its helping me to not turn my head with my shoulders in the backswing, and also to come at it from the inside, greatly reducing my number pulled shots. Ive always read to hit the inside aft of the ball, thought I was, but staring at a dimple and trying to hit it is really doing it for me now (not in a sexual sense you damn sicko's)
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21st December 2004 05:13 PM
#8
Member
Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
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22nd December 2004 10:36 AM
#9
Senior Member
Touring Pro (Nationwide Tour)
interrstingly, i noticed a major drop in my shoulder turn and ball striking since getting these new specs before going oseas in march.
they aren't as wide as my old ones, reducing the seeable peripheral vision, ifreak out even more when i get any turn or head movement and tend to start the downswing then...hmmmm.
hey davidp, i'm -5.75 in the right and -5.5 in the left....few more diaopters and i can get ones of those legally blind cards!
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22nd December 2004 01:49 PM
#10
Senior Member
Touring Pro (European Tour)
So is it left eye open - hit the back of the ball - or right eye closed - hit the front of the ball - or legs wide open and welcome the ball - or close the legs and hit the balls.........I'm confused
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22nd December 2004 03:06 PM
#11
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Touring Pro (Aust PGA)
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22nd December 2004 03:28 PM
#12
Senior Member
Touring Pro (European Tour)
Originally Posted by
OnaBreak
FG its nice to see a woman who cant stop thinking about balls
although I'm a little surprised your still confused... more practice needed?
I tell you what - I'm so busy with flowers at the moment I've hardly any time to think about balls at all - or anything else. I need you guys to keep the distractions coming - I've got 29 arrangements to make up before I can go home. !! Anyone out there who knows about the art of floral design????
FlowerGolf
What's in the bag
Driver :Taylormade R7 draw HT
3 & 5 wood -Taylormade R7 draw
Hybrid - TM R7 draw 22,28
5 - SW Taylormade XD Burner
60 - Wishon wedges
Putter - Yes Natalie
Ball - Whatever!!
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