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Date Posted: 22:32:54 06/29/00 Thu
Author: Medreth
Subject: Re: He may be right, but...
In reply to: Phys Ed 's message, "He may be right, but..." on 16:13:56 06/29/00 Thu

> Mark Harman might be right, I dunno. But is a
> professional golfer the best one to pass judgment on
> alternative swing methods?
>
> I'm sure he had already spent years upon years honing
> his CG swing. He says he tried SA golf for 3 months
> or so and his handicap went up 4 strokes, went back to
> CG and life was good again.
>
> I've only played CG for about 2 years and it has been
> a struggle to stop the hip rotation. How hard would
> it be if I'd been playing CG my whole life?
>
> 'Wonder what the results would be if you took 2 groups
> of people of average athletic ability, no prior golf
> experience and trained half with CG and the other half
> with SA and followed them for a couple of years?
>
> PE

I do not think it would be a contest. I am 63 and have been playing 6 months. I shoot in the 90's with a low score of 94. I live in the largest golfing village in the US and work on one of the courses. I shoot a lower score than over half of the golfers here who have been playing for years.

I also watch the lessons given by the local pro's. If it took me as long to learn to hit a baLL as it does for the beginners at the range, I would not have stuck it out.

It would be no contest as to who would hit the ball better.

Medreth

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