Barbara Schwarz wrote: Tony Rayo wrote: Barbara Schwarz wrote: Tony Rayo schrieb: John Dorsay wrote: Tony Rayo wrote: Crozo if you really want to know who Parker is you would have to ask/e-mail him. His IP tracks back to a wholeseller ISP who has dial-up numbers all over the United States (even my town =p

Barbara Schwarz wrote: Tony Rayo schrieb: John Dorsay wrote: Tony Rayo wrote: Crozo if you really want to know who Parker is you would have to ask/e-mail him. His IP tracks back to a wholeseller ISP who has dial-up numbers all over the United States (even my town =p), so that doesn't help with location either (except it's likely he lived

Randy, if you try putting for example, with the club open but its face is aiming toward the hole, you'll see the ball goes more nearly toward the hole than along the path the club is traveling. Try it on the green sometime, or on a rug at home now. Do something extreme, like 45 degrees open, and see what happens. If it's safe to do so, swing a harder each time. You'll find it's face angle, not

"Frankenshank" <groovemeister747@aol.com> wrote in message news:1153836774.998095.292990@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... We all hear that "clubhead path determines line of ballflight" and "face angle relative to path determines hook,slice or straight" I read a part of an article by Pelz, where he states that the most important factor in putting is FACE angle... more than head path