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Yeah...I second that motion. The yeaahhboyz have it!

This is the primary reason why I would be keeping you company on the range soaking up some real teachin': They are truth brokers. I have said it several times before, but repetition of the truth is just amplification.

The lowest round I ever shot was a **. I remember the hangover i had the next day! Not becasue of some revelry and fermented beverages, but rather because I had no freakin idea how I did it! The next round out was much like the ones I had played just before my flash of brilliance...just OK. Outside of the luck involved in shooting low I knew that I could not articulate a description in words, or even in a feel that could be recalled. After some back slapping, I scurried off to the range to keep my fragile ballon aloft! POP!!! I am not ashamed to admit that my eyes misted up...OK... I cried like big fat baby! This scene after shooting **! IT (the alignments and the lag pressure) started to recoil in fear of all the bubble gum tips I had filed, and was now running through!

Number one key to playing good golf was shared with me by a 4 time British Open winner. "You must always be free of tension, Master!" Tension is a mental thing. The "truth will set you free" even if you fail to comply you are never technically lost, just a bit out of joint. That lost feeling is what I have never really liked...not faulty compliance. Lost = tension. Found = free!

I'm on vacation...can't your tell?





I believe that having a clue on the range increases my appetite to play.