[KevCarter]

Oh and one more thing about percieved "flip timers" gettin' old. . . . . I reckon if Freddie Couples evolutionary biscuit flip had learned to get his wrist conditions right he woulda won this week . . . instead he came in what 2nd or something at age 51ish . . . . with "worse" wrist conditions than El Nino . . .

Hey Freddie! If you don't learn to keep your left wrist "flat" (which is an alignment) . . .you'll be DONE DEAD by the time your 70 pal. Better wake up and smell the gorilla turds.

I think both girls at this dance are purdy, and I ain't even been at the hooch.

Freddy is a marvel, man I love to watch him swing. So lazy and loose, just lets her go. Freddy got the flinches with the putter, still has them, but technology, the belly putter, saved him. Lucky for him he can let centrifugal force and a beautiful flail happen without flinching in the full motion swing. I hope he always will, because if he gets the flinches there, he won't be able to get it back.

I know, it happened to me. Never had a clue about the flat left wrist. I just let her go, and I was pretty good for a while. Not Freddy good, but I could play with my fellow northerners. Then I got the flinches, my flail was out of control. Had NO CLUE how to get it back. Quit playing. Then I found Lynn Blake, Homer Kelley, and my friend Bucket. Now I have a clue, and don't have to quit forever. Not anywhere near where I was because of injuries and being lazy & fat, but I can have some fun again.

I think there is a place for letting her go, Freddy proves that, and hope he does for years to come.

There is also a place for exaggerating Homer's alignments. I proved that to myself.

You helped me understand it Bucket, and I learn something from every post you make.

Kevin