In a message dated 7/5/2002 10:31:25 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> For me it was easy to learn to hit, but for those with more tempo and other
> swing problems, it probably takes a bit more time and dedication. I can hit
> the Whippy driver a good 270 yards with a nice dr
Just a thank you from an American Amateur Radio Operator to a Canadian. ;-)
Al
WB8ZJW
At 03:00 PM 07/04/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Huh?
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>At 11:27 AM 7/4/02, Al wrote:
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>>At 05:44 PM 07/03/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>>>My method of "blowing" grips:...
Carl:
I've head Maltby is the one. If so he maybe taking a shot at
Carl Paul for the component business. All he needs is to hire Tom W
Don Johnson
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Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 5:22 PM
Carl:
>From about three separate reliable sources, I hear that the two
ex-Golfsmith VPs who are running GolfWorks now have made the move to buy
the Toski name and assets. Helps Jim Shea retire and brings in some
more business that GolfWorks would otherwise not get in the form of
loyal Toski compo
Dave- the 1/2 " stock does have a small O.D. than what I would have
liked to used - but --- I did use a few wraps of tape and made sure I
didn't stretch the grip when installing. In fact I tried to plump it up a
bit- It still may be a little small in dia ?
They are a wonder training aid fo
Anyone have any insight as to whats happening
with Toski golf? Got an email that someone is
interested in buying them out and they're selling
some inventory.
Anyone know?
Carl
--- Donald Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> RK:
> Thanks dumped all of my Toski File on
> the floor
Steve,
Thanks for the recipe!
I just came back from a really weird round, and I think I need a training
device like this. For the first 10-1/2 holes, I was topping almost every
shot I looked at. I was 19 over par through 11 holes; I'm a 14.4, so this is
really terrible. A solid short game was all
Dave,
I borrowed a friend's Whippy 7-iron for a few weeks. It is the best training aid I have ever used. I was able to hit balls well with it in a rather short time. In fact, it got to the point where I was hitting the Whippy more consistently than my regular 7-iron(s). I was able to hit it 150 ya
Not really. I got the driver, which seems to a do a good job overall, but I
could see where one for your iron swing or putter stroke might be good too.
Obviously, the ones for a full swing will likely benefit all of your game to
greater degree than would the putter.
Dan Neubecker
[EMAIL PROTECTE
It's OK, TFlan,
After 35 years writing advertising and having it proofread, I kind of miss
being jibed about a misspelling. Once, I did an ad for the University of
Tennessee Evening School that had a misspelled word in the headline. Went
through three proofings and nobody saw it before it went in
Mark
I called Fujikura on that shaft but all I got was that it was a proprietary shaft and he did not have any specs on it. All Fujikura shafts are now mfg. in Japan including the Vista Pro series. If you check out the latest Golfsmith catalog they are selling a Titliest 975 j with a Speeder f
On Fri, Jul 05, 2002 at 12:03:06PM -0500, Dan Neubecker wrote:
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> Well, I never used it for any length of time on a committed basis, as I
> have a pretty smooth tempo swing. However, whenever I get off track and
> start striking the ball poorly or with erratic direction, I pull the whippy
> ou
Dave,
Well, I never used it for any length of time on a committed basis, as I
have a pretty smooth tempo swing. However, whenever I get off track and
start striking the ball poorly or with erratic direction, I pull the whippy
out for a range session or two and then to warm up with before I play
Awww man;
Don't start with the spelling thing again.
TFlan
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> BTW, "viola"? I guess you're taking up a musical instrument during your
time
> out. :-) Actually, that's my all-time favorite Internet misspelling,
> especially since I used to see it a lot on the musicians' newsgroups when
I
> hung
On Fri, Jul 05, 2002 at 07:05:30AM -0500, Dan Neubecker wrote:
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> I have a Whippy Tempomaster. It really does work, IMO, and I recommend it
> highly. The shaft is so flexible, if you held the club straight out,
> horizontal to the ground, the shaft would probably bend a good 6". I don't
> thi
Missing the Golf, I know just how you feel, haven't been able
to swing a club in over 12 months now. But I
found out one thing, Life still goes on.
Hang in there Buddy, if the Doc says 2 or even three weeks think of it
this way as a winter lay over
I'll try, but they won't let them out of their sight. They even sleep
with them!! They won't even begin to think about letting me borrow them
so I can take some measurements. All I can say is, they still can't
putt!!
Mark
Scott Bershing wrote:
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> When one of them isn't looking, you could pul
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