The Address Routine -- A Three-Part Series

[comdpa]

Thank you for doing this all for us Lynn, Ted and Bagger.
We deeply appreciate your efforts!

[lagster]

Very nice, clear explanations.

Ted... do you start from behind the ball, or walk in from the side, when you play? I think many people think that one has to start from behind, like Jack Nicklaus and others, but I think that one does not necessarily have to do that. Starting from behind is probably a good thing for most, but I believe Tom Kite at one point, for example, determined he does better from the side.

What do you think?

[Trane]

You guys are AWESOME!!! Thanks for your efforts and hard work educating fellow youngling TGM'rs like myself!!

[alex_chung]

Excellent. Can't wait to get home and download the videos.
Alex

[h.kan]

Great, the adress routine is a mystery for me.

About the wind problem I´m surtain You already have thougt about this but just in case....
http://www.nicolai-equip.de/indexe.htm

[Amen Corner]

Thanks a lot, Lynn, Ted and Bagger.

I am proud to say that I have almost a hitting motion like Ted!!

The similarities are when I use both hands and Ted uses his right arm only motion

Man was that impressive or what?

[KOC]

I used to be one of a stupid self learner to place a shaft in front of spin and tilt all the way to the right.

THX LBG! THX HOMER KELLEY!

[YodasLuke]

Very nice, clear explanations.

Ted... do you start from behind the ball, or walk in from the side, when you play? I think many people think that one has to start from behind, like Jack Nicklaus and others, but I think that one does not necessarily have to do that. Starting from behind is probably a good thing for most, but I believe Tom Kite at one point, for example, determined he does better from the side.

What do you think?

When I'm playing, I usually come in from behind. It's mainly for choosing an intermediate target within a few inches from the ball with which to define the target line.