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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2010
Page
22
In a pre final round interview Justin Rose described his strategy as playing one shot at a time. He followed his plan during the AT&T Championship, finishing with a win as he kept focus on each shot in sequence.
Golf Digest records Jim McKay interviewing Tony Lema at the 1964 British Open Old Course. Lema extols the sacred turf saying it is wonderful and an honor to play, then off the record blasts the course as god awful. The remark highlights the clash between honesty and public record.
The article compares driving distances with Dustin Johnson leading at 302 yards while Mark Calcavecchia averages 281 and Corey Pavin 256. It notes Pavin is 59 and 155 pounds, and mentions his 2009 putting rank and earnings. It adds that at age 50 Pavin lost a playoff to Bubba Watson last week.
The article explains how open clubface at high swing speeds creates pronounced curve, especially with the driver. It notes that loft reduces sidespin, why irons curve less, and that over the top swing causes pull or slice. It highlights faster arm movement hinders rotation and cites Tiger Woods as an example of timing.
The writer explains methods to curb slice by slowing arm speed and starting forearm rotation earlier. It notes the counterintuitive nature of squaring an open club face and warns that without proper intervention a slicer may struggle indefinitely.
The article argues learning is boosted by spaced practice and daily neuron growth. It compares brain rewiring to competing firms, Big Blue and Little Red, urging daily reps, mixed and block drills, and focused attention to build a new golf swing that overtakes old habits.
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