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To: Road Walker who wrote (1620)	6/22/2000 6:35:00 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44007

John, Interesting. I never see a line in the air as when ever I tried to do this I became too focused on this "line". I do see a line on the green just like it was in chalk. First I do this thing I first learned from Raymond Floyd. I spill a bucket of water on the green and watch where it goes, then I see this line after the water runs off. No, LSD is not required to do this. Your ability to visual a line in the air might be much greater than mine. I think of the ball flight in shapes with a starting point and an ending point, but nothing connecting the two. Have a good one. TH

To: Road Walker who wrote (1620)	6/22/2000 11:05:00 PM
From: Magnatizer	Respond to of 44007

John Nope, have not read Rotella. Sounds like he shares many of my beliefs. I will be picking up his book. I try a Tiger swing every now and then. Usually ends up about 70-100 yards right of intended target. But, one of these days.... I used to get that line with putts. I have not seen it for a long time. Had an old 70's Sierra putter which seemed to get me into "line seeing" mode for the longest time. It was a borrowed putter and the owner wanted it back. Sad day indeed. ht Mag