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To: thecow who wrote (1651)	6/24/2000 3:58:00 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 44008

thecow re: "I se him getting too upright in his plane, chopping down on the attack and hitting it all over the lot." Exactly right. Almost like he was using an axe to chop a piece of wood that was at a 45 degree angle. Both elbows bent (it seemed) all the way through the swing. At one point, on one of his mulligans, I put my driver about ten inches off the ground and about 10 inches behind him so he had to swing lower to the ground (the ball still faded). I don't really have the patience (or skill) to teach. I did advise that he get a new teaching pro, and he said he would. He's a great guy, a good athlete in great shape, I wonder if the harm done by the first pro can be undone before he gives up the game in frustration. John John