<< << < A similar comparison could be made between the professional golfer
and
the
quality put-put golfer. The professional operates without the benefit of
bouncing barriers and curved surfaces. The put-put golfer never needs to
develop a technique that survive the extreme stresses of driving a ball 350
feet. >> >>
And, that would be 350 yards. >>
boys,
no one on the pga tour drives the ball 350 yards unless it is the freak
occasion. anyone who drives the ball 350 feet is going to have a hard time
breaking 100.
as an avid golfer with a single digit handicap, i can say with some
certainty that it is the third shot (on a par 4 hole) that is the most
critical, not the drive.
lloyd, a better golf analogy for your point would be to the use of
graphite shafted, titanium headed drivers as opposed to the use of hickory
shafted, persimmon headed drivers.
golf is the best voice teacher i ever had.
mike
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