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| 1416.1 | Keep playing All Winter!!! | CTHQ2::OCONNOR | | Mon Jan 13 1992 09:30 | 13 |
| Pete,
I played yesterday at the Cape Cod Country Club in Falmouth. Struck the
ball pretty solid after a six week layoff. I did spend a few nights
before that putting. Pratice putting in the living room consists of
hitting about a dozen balls with the left hand only and then about a
dozen with my eyes shut. I think that I only had three three putt
greens in 27 holes. I also try to swing the clubs outside for a little
while about once a week to try to keep the feel. I will try again next
Sunday weather permiting. I will be working on the "Mook Method" of the
gentle weight shift to the back foot, though. It felt very good when I
managed to do it.
Rich
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| 1416.2 | Grind, grind, slip | SONATA::FEENEY | non golfers live half a life | Mon Jan 13 1992 13:19 | 7 |
| Hell, I played Stow Acres south Saturday. birdied the 16th. I was tickled pink,
it was eqivalent in feeling to getting an eagle. We had a great time an it
sure beats putting om the carpet or swinging in the garage although with snow
on most of the greens and frozen turf and 30 degree temp. Grind, grind grind -
ohps I slipped on the ice.
Regards Phil
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| 1416.3 | Grind, clean, grind, clean | MR4DEC::DIAZ | Octavio, SME International | Mon Jan 13 1992 13:33 | 18 |
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I don't have a garage, my basement is too low, and my back hurts if I
practice putting for more than 5 minutes, soooooo..... as the two
previous notes, I prefer to go out doesn't matter the conditions of
the course.
I played also Stow on Friday and the weather was a not too bad, but
like Phil mentions, there was a lot of snow (it was almost ice) in
the ground and hitting from a thin blanket of snow is almost like
hitting from hard pan, BUT IT WAS BETTER THAN NOT PLAYING AT ALL!!
Putting was a joke, we tried to clear of snow to the line at the
beginning but it was useless.
Later this week may not be too bad.
Tavo
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