AlchemyGolf
Head Pro
I was out on a cycle ride with my brother today( he is still a very keen golfer off 4 handicap)
He was telling me about this article he brought back from the states where this expert was saying that technology was killing the game.
The balls fly straighter!
The clubs hit it straighter!
and both go further!
He was arguing that the lesser talented pro can now forge a career out of playing whereas a pro 30 years ago with the same talent didnt.
When we got back we went on You Tube and found the clip of Seve driving the Par 4 10th at the belfry in the 1985 Ryder Cup.
An amazing shot under the circumstances but made all the more incredible by the fact he was using a persimmon wood with a head that looked like the size of a pin head!
I throw out 2 questions
1.Is technology detrimental to the PRO game?
2.How good would Seve be with todays equipment if he was emerging today as a swashbuckling 19 year old at The Open again?
He was telling me about this article he brought back from the states where this expert was saying that technology was killing the game.
The balls fly straighter!
The clubs hit it straighter!
and both go further!
He was arguing that the lesser talented pro can now forge a career out of playing whereas a pro 30 years ago with the same talent didnt.
When we got back we went on You Tube and found the clip of Seve driving the Par 4 10th at the belfry in the 1985 Ryder Cup.
An amazing shot under the circumstances but made all the more incredible by the fact he was using a persimmon wood with a head that looked like the size of a pin head!
I throw out 2 questions
1.Is technology detrimental to the PRO game?
2.How good would Seve be with todays equipment if he was emerging today as a swashbuckling 19 year old at The Open again?