On Fri, Jul 05, 2002 at 12:03:06PM -0500, Dan Neubecker wrote: > > Well, I never used it for any length of time on a committed basis, as I > have a pretty smooth tempo swing. However, whenever I get off track and > start striking the ball poorly or with erratic direction, I pull the whippy > out for a range session or two and then to warm up with before I play and it > generally gets my swing back on plane and my ball striking in order very > quickly. I just had that problem a couple weeks ago. I was getting erratic > control off the tee, losing distance, and raising my scores. I was at a > loss as to what to do and thought about a lesson. Then I remember the > Whippy, pulled it out for a couple range session and my swing was grooved > again in no time. > > For me it was easy to learn to hit, but for those with more tempo and other > swing problems, it probably takes a bit more time and dedication. I can hit > the Whippy driver a good 270 yards with a nice draw pretty regularly. It > will amaze you how well you can hit the ball and how good your swing can > feel with a that super whippy shaft. Your regular clubs will feel like > telephone poles after using it for a short while.
Thanks for the feedback, Dan. Look like the whippy will be the next training device I buy. Any comments on which whippy would provide the most benefit since they have whippy putters->driver? -Dave
