Ben Wright was a master at that, he could set the mood for a shot then go silent while the player hit it. Not sure when the announcers on the PGA Tour gave up on that level of professionalism, but its gone, and I find it grating at times. Ben James - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Martin Laird - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Rafa Campos - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Preston Summerhays - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Jared Jones - South Texas PGA Section Champ - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Ryan Fox - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Blaine Hale, Jr. - WITB - 2025. Ben James - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Martin Laird - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Rafa Campos - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Preston Summerhays - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Jared Jones - South Texas PGA Section Champ - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Ryan Fox - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Blaine Hale, Jr. - WITB - 2025.
Ben James - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Martin Laird - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Rafa Campos - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Preston Summerhays - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Jared Jones - South Texas PGA Section Champ - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Ryan Fox - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Blaine Hale, Jr. - WITB - 2025. Now, this also makes your bottom hand cross over your top but that is 100% supposed to happen, Hogan did it and Wright did it, it's impossible to never release. It gets the club on-plane and the clubhead as far away from your chest as possible and bonus, it levels out your shoulders to your spine as opposed to the steep-shouldered "hanging onto ... Very obscure reference but Bill Mehlhorn does it to a T here, and Ben Hogan said he was the best player from tee to green he ever saw. On another note, Hogan said Mickey Wright had the best swing and she also brought her arms down with patient hips more than anyone. Funny how the two best Hogan ever saw brought the arms down. There is a term that is still used when hitting "woods", or metals like Ben Wright used to say on the CBS golf telecasts, hitting it on the screws. Well, unlike the Ping Zing woods you have which have no screws to secure the insert, the persimmon of the early 1930s into the early 1980s had to use screws to affix the insert due to inferior ... In the off season, the Harry and George Wright (the greatest player of the time) performed many duties for Spalding, including acting as Sales Managers for the company. ( I have a great Spalding owned bicycle company invoice signed by Harry Wright about a week before he died in 1895 - probably his last known autograph actually).
Very obscure reference but Bill Mehlhorn does it to a T here, and Ben Hogan said he was the best player from tee to green he ever saw. On another note, Hogan said Mickey Wright had the best swing and she also brought her arms down with patient hips more than anyone. Funny how the two best Hogan ever saw brought the arms down. There is a term that is still used when hitting "woods", or metals like Ben Wright used to say on the CBS golf telecasts, hitting it on the screws. Well, unlike the Ping Zing woods you have which have no screws to secure the insert, the persimmon of the early 1930s into the early 1980s had to use screws to affix the insert due to inferior ... In the off season, the Harry and George Wright (the greatest player of the time) performed many duties for Spalding, including acting as Sales Managers for the company. ( I have a great Spalding owned bicycle company invoice signed by Harry Wright about a week before he died in 1895 - probably his last known autograph actually). Ben James - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Martin Laird - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Rafa Campos - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Preston Summerhays - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Jared Jones - South Texas PGA Section Champ - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Ryan Fox - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open Blaine Hale, Jr. - WITB - 2025 Valero Texas Open