Loving the fact that Willett played all of his 2nd round with 3 wood as his longest club, he cracked his driver head the day before. All the talk of big hitting and he hits a 66 with a 3 wood off the tee.
Masters 2020
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Being long isn’t everything, as my wife frequently tells me in a sympathetic, reassuring tone.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Does she appreciate you being thick???
chrisd
Major Champion
She told me that too?
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
Yeah I think it’s quite an interesting one, I get better results by giving my self room. I was watching hand to hip gaps on these guys and see how much room they give themselves to swing. I suppose it also makes the swing more single plane
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
was going to post this last night but got distracted.?
Did anyone else see Bubba putting with his heels in the air..?
What's that all about.?
Did anyone else see Bubba putting with his heels in the air..?
What's that all about.?
BubbaP
Occasional Player of Golf
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
I think old Mr Langer proved a point.
I would expect these guys to be pretty tight from 170-180yards in. So really the bomb game is okay, but given the conditions BdC needs to kill his spin which has been too high under these conditions. I suppose if it were normal then there would be an advantage of spin generation.
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
May be he is trying to straighten out his swing path by not transferring weight to his heels ... who knows, may be he was bored
Swinglowandslow
Well-known member
Erm...it's putting we're talking about.?
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
Yup I know, and I mean is he unintentionally fanning it, by leaning back and so is getting his weight definitely on the balls of his feet
FELL75
Active member
Small amounts on Johnson, cantlay, spieth and Champ
timd77
Assistant Pro
I noticed in a close up of Westwood putting that he had his weight more on his toes than his heel, very slightly raised, unless he lad big studs on his shoes.
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
it’s in case he gets mud on his shoes.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
James, (Justone), was always trying to get some weight on his balls
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
That might be something else non golf related
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
He was a keen exponent of whack and wilt...
Crow
Crow Person
I've not watched much golf the last few years as it gradually went over to Sky who insisted on exclusive coverage but I have been able to watch some of the Amen Corner coverage here, a quick question;
Gobbing on the course, has it become more prevalent recently?
I've not watched that much coverage but have already seen a few examples of it.
Gobbing on the course, has it become more prevalent recently?
I've not watched that much coverage but have already seen a few examples of it.
harpo_72
Journeyman Pro
A strong wrist action always yields good results
