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● TheDart Wilkie,
You are wasting your time. Jeff does not play with the boys – only
against.
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● May 19 2008 15:56 For tuition in Sydney call Paul Hart (TheDart} 0412 070 820.
● 2266 posts Terry Hill’s, St. Michael’s or Milperra Driving Range
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● Loren Hogan was a swinger.
Loren a swinger early career i can agree but later on i canâ ™t
agree that he was a 3 barrel swingerâ ¦..my opinion is 4 barrel
hitter/swingerâ ™s pivot plus i see angle hinge happeningâ ¦..so ● switter imo ● May 19 2008 16:16
● 905 posts OK, you might be right. However, remember that hinging does not
● Member since 2007 define the difference between hitter and swinger.
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● It’s oft said that Hogan fought a hook all his career, and after the
accident he learned how to hit a high fade with power. I’ve heard the
opinion that it was his strong grip that caused the hook, or his rapid hip action. I don’t know. He’s obviously compensating for the hook.
There’s a story that Walter “Smiley” Jones tells on Mike Austin’s DVD that while Hogan was in the hospital he called Mike and said that he wanted to learn how to fade it. When he got out they played together at the Bel Air Country Club, and Mike Austin taught Hogan how to hit the power fade. Well, that may be a tall tale from “Smiley”, a good friend of Austin’s, but Austin was a very long hitter and trained Mike
Dunaway, a World Long Drive champion, and they were swinging. Mike
Austin says “throw it, right from the top”, indicating right forearm participation, but his pivot, #4 accumulator, etc. is all swinging.
I think Hogan was compensating with his hands, but it doesn’t mean he was a hitter.
(Systems Analyst, not an AI)
“To be consistent, you must apply Extensor Action.” HK
● philthevet Phil â “ you wrote-: â œFor me the â œsecretâ • was to try to
delay #4 to the maximum, as if I was releasing it after impact.â •
Jeff
● Sorry , but I’m in my own quest and unable to give a competent answer
● May 19 2008 16:22 at the moment
● 7 posts By the way, I read your daily posts on LBG site too. Where the hell do
● Member since 2007 you find all this time for so much (controversial?) prose??
● You make me really jalous :(
● slinger Hogan was a swinger.
Loren a swinger early career i can agree but later on i canâ