Neilds
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These are opinions and not really what this thread is about
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wjemather
Well-known member
Surely players with handicaps of 18 or below don't need relief from divots?
YandaB
Newbie
BiB: Does it really matter, if you are on the fairway, you get a good lie, essentially preferred lies all year around. I don't much care either way, it happens too infrequently (maybe related to my FIR %
) for it to make much of a difference in my opinion. Just that there doesn't need to be any arguments about it if that's what's chosen to be done.
To get back spin you have to squeeze the ball between the clubface and the ground.
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
Twaddle!
Greg Norman says so, so it must be fact.
HOW TO MAKE IT SUCK BACK
One of the most dramatic things anyone can do to a golf ball is apply so much backspin that, after landing, it sucks backward as if on a string.
The key to the technique is to make crisp, brisk impact with the back of the ball. Ideally, in fact, you want to hit the top-back quadrant of the ball, so that you squeeze the ball against the turf for a millisecond. That's what creates the friction that makes the ball spin.
How To Make It Suck Back - Greg Norman's Golf Tips
One of the most dramatic things anyone can do to a golf ball is apply so much backspin that, after landing, it sucks backward as if on a string.
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Captain_Black.
Well-known member
I would argue that identifying a divot on a fairway is far easier than identifying animal scrapings, which you do get relief from.
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Greg Normal says so, so it must be fact.
HOW TO MAKE IT SUCK BACK
One of the most dramatic things anyone can do to a golf ball is apply so much backspin that, after landing, it sucks backward as if on a string.
The key to the technique is to make crisp, brisk impact with the back of the ball. Ideally, in fact, you want to hit the top-back quadrant of the ball, so that you squeeze the ball against the turf for a millisecond. That's what creates the friction that makes the ball spin.
How To Make It Suck Back - Greg Norman's Golf Tips
One of the most dramatic things anyone can do to a golf ball is apply so much backspin that, after landing, it sucks backward as if on a string.
It’s even more likely to be nonsense if he said it.
People don’t understand what compression is. Trying to hit ‘down’ on the ball doesn’t end well.
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
You get backspin even when you use a driver
Correction. Most golfers do. From most of your trolling posts I wonder if you actually know much about the game.
"British" Open
You realise this is the fact or Fallacy thread ?You get backspin even when you use a driver
Correction. Most golfers do. From most of your trolling posts I wonder if you actually know much about the game.
"British" Open
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Just because he isn’t penalised for it, does that mean that Bernhard Langer isn’t anchoring his putter to his chest?
"He put top spin on that to get it to roll out so well". Sky commentator.
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OMG!
Twaddle AND an exclamation mark in the same sentence. It’s contagious! Burn him, BURN HIM!
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
Woods have changed considerably over the last 40 years, but irons have hardly changed at all in comparison.
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Fact
Irons have changed to a degree, mainly with regard the metals used and with the advent of the hollow headed irons & foam inners. But blades have been around forever without much change, and there have been cavity backs (however ugly they used to be) for some time too.
Crow
Crow Person
We have all sometimes heard it called just "The British". By Americans admittedly - I played well at Oakmont and that form carried through to the British."British" Open
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
There is only one ‘straight’ when it comes to a golf shot. We obsess about hitting it straight when many shots very close to that straight will have pretty much exactly the same outcome, but we haven’t hit it straight.
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NearHull
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Every Club member knows exactly what the Greenkeeper should do to improve the course.
