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[GPK]

Originally Posted by docicu3

Isn't it far simpler than all this over analysis....

The guy had the most powerful move at a ball golf has ever seen. Unfortunately that same move cost him daily by damaging the left knee and lower leg every time he swang the club his way. Now he can't figure out how to get the ball to do elementary things as in fade or draw because he has to swing the club so he's not in a wheelchair by the time he's 50. He may be healthy currently but that kind of torque at 130-135 MPH isn't healthy

You're the Doc and I'm the Golf Pro. That is why we see it 2 different ways.. Clearly, what you are saying is true from the medical standpoint. From my vantage point, I'm seeing a pretty sh*tty golf swing, compared to the way he used to swing it.

Originally Posted by GPK

You're the Doc and I'm the Golf Pro. That is why we see it 2 different ways.. Clearly, what you are saying is true from the medical standpoint. From my vantage point, I'm seeing a pretty sh*tty golf swing, compared to the way he used to swing it.

Yeah with a new swing coach it's possible for 2 or more majors next year. I'm not impressed with the competition. If Tiger is in contention then these guys will fold like cheap deck chairs.

[MinnSkinny]

I was there Friday, the course is a beast. Todays winner will have some big stones.