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Thread: Yips, be gone!

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    Default Yips, be gone!

    The Yip Terminator


    hasta la vista, baby!

    Last edited by Jono; 16th January 2007 at 10:31 AM.

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    I think ill be the judge of any yip technology

    By the way, hey everyone, its been a while!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    The Yip Terminator


    hasta la vista, baby!

    Jono, I reckon that grip would give me the yips!

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    Well, I tried it on the practice green, and I think it's a goer. With the hands level, the shoulders become more level and it is easier to line up. The stroke feels pretty smooth too. The hands feel more united and not fighting each other.

    One problem ... and a pretty big one at that. I can't fit the thing in my bag. I might have to make a little hook or something outside the bag ...

    Just FYI ... a normal putting grip weighs about 60 grams. This beast weights 235 grams!

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    How can a grip weigh that much ? sounds to me like the heavy putter theory, make it so heavy that your average yipper won't yip it.

    Won't work for those with advanced yips IMHO of course.

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    Tour yips? You may be on to something here Pete.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fishman Dan View Post
    Tour yips? You may be on to something here Pete.
    Ask Bernhard Langer Chris DiMarco, Freddy Couples, Nick O'hern (who can yip a long putter) etc etc. Gimmicks are gimmicks, plain and simple.

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    try drilling through a bowling ball and putting that on the putter?





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    Quote Originally Posted by 3oneday View Post
    How can a grip weigh that much ? sounds to me like the heavy putter theory, make it so heavy that your average yipper won't yip it.

    Won't work for those with advanced yips IMHO of course.
    I think the heavy weight is a byproduct. It's thick and chunky. It's actually shorter than a normal putter grip as the hands go side by side. I'll take some pics and post it up later.

    There are some demo videos on the website that shows you how this grip is used.

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    OK. Here are some pics.





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    Biiiigggg, isn't it

    "look at the size of that thing, you'll never fit that on the album cover"

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    Big, but smoooooooooooooooooth ...

    No yips here


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    Quote Originally Posted by 3oneday View Post
    Biiiigggg, isn't it

    "look at the size of that thing, you'll never fit that on the album cover"
    Nah Jono just has tiny hands!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    oh please

    I putt perfectly at home too Jono you got nothin....


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    So has anyone taken my Worst Putter tag yet? I don't think I am a deserving holder of that title.
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    You can't be putting real well this week ?

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    Putting is about the only thing working.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    Big, but smoooooooooooooooooth ...

    No yips here

    What's with the slight movement of the putter towards the bottom of the screen at the start of the takeaway? You should get that analysed.

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    Eags and I played in a comp with a guy who had one of these grips on his putter. I gave it a practice roll and it felt riduculous wayyy too big.
    Originally Posted by sms316
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    Quote Originally Posted by jarro View Post
    I played with a guy who had one wayyy too big. I gave it a grip, it felt riduculous

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    Pure gold!

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    Quote Originally Posted by just View Post
    Pure gold!
    don't encourage him mate ... he's just shallow
    Originally Posted by sms316
    Without rules there is anarchy.

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    This isn't a new idea. A guy at my club has been using a similar grip on his putter for the best part of a decade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunt View Post
    Putting is about the only thing working.
    this one

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    Don't know who this girl is, but I like her taste in putter grips. (At the 2007 Ladies Australian Open)




    Closeup of the grip:



 

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