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Date Posted: 10:35:34 02/21/02 Thu
Author: Herbert
Subject: You have a lot of nerve
In reply to: Chazman 's message, "Re: You can't have it both ways Doppleganger Dave!" on 02:21:14 02/19/02 Tue

>>All those wrists a
>>flapping, forearms turning over, lead elbows folding,
>>that's the same old, same old wristy hand and arms
>>swing that Ernest Jones taught back in the 30's.
>>Didn't work very well then, won't work very well now,
>>since that type of swing is too dependent on tempo and
>>timing!

to disrespect one of the greatest golfing teachers of all time. Earnest Jones was booked for half hour lessons 5 days a week for many many years. This was not because he did not know how to teach the golf swing.
Chazman, you skimmed his book 5 years ago and you never came close to understanding what he was teaching. The fact that the book says that Ben Hogan had as perfect of a swing as possible should be a clue for an astute detective to understand that Jones was teaching the golf swing and not some wristy hand and arm swing abomination.
Regards, Herbert

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