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**vernotixas** · 08-21-2012, 10:01 PM

I dont really believe in equipment break in periods or the flip side of honeymoon periods. I believe that on the range and in simulators there are few nerves and no hazards. You bang away. In golf there are both of those things and you dont get a do-over.

I also believe that you find a product that works, get fit for the right shaft and you will see the benefit of a club head and shaft that work together rather for one's swing rather than in spite of one's swing.

However all the technology in the world is not going to replace a non-repeatable swing.

THIS^^^ and I will add 1 more thing. I see guys on the monitors all the time, and their swing is always so smooth and controlled, but you get them on the course and it is completely different and they are coming out of their shoes trying to crush the ball. Stay with the smooth tempo you have/had on the monitor and I would bet you would see more similar results. I am not saying that you are doing this, just a general observation I have made.

08-21-2012, 10:01 PM	#4
vernotixas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 514 Senior Member	I dont really believe in equipment break in periods or the flip side of honeymoon periods. I believe that on the range and in simulators there are few nerves and no hazards. You bang away. In golf there are both of those things and you dont get a do-over. I also believe that you find a product that works, get fit for the right shaft and you will see the benefit of a club head and shaft that work together rather for one's swing rather than in spite of one's swing. However all the technology in the world is not going to replace a non-repeatable swing. THIS^^^ and I will add 1 more thing. I see guys on the monitors all the time, and their swing is always so smooth and controlled, but you get them on the course and it is completely different and they are coming out of their shoes trying to crush the ball. Stay with the smooth tempo you have/had on the monitor and I would bet you would see more similar results. I am not saying that you are doing this, just a general observation I have made.
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