Jack Nicklaus' steel driver shaft was approximately 130 grams in weight (roughly double what is used today) and he had to tip it to make it stiff enough to handle his swing speed. That weight limited the club in length because the club would be too heavy to swing at a longer

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    Formula 1 at Spa.... The (British) Open..... Red Sox winning their 13th straight.... and now the World Cup final! Pretty solid day of sports!

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    Good on Ryan Fox!!

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    Seriously? @GolfChannel ? Why should a player "graciously" accept a penalty that they honestly feel that they didn't deserve? If someone shows me a DEFINITIVE camera angle that sh…

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    In my opinion, with the depth of field issues with TV cameras and no definitive camera angles of his swing path, there cannot be conclusive video evidence that Bryson improved his…

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    I am struck by the concept that "block practice" is somewhat looked down on with full swings.... 50 7irons in a row won't make you better. BUT! "block practice" is the standard in…

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    What an absolutely sick goal!!! Go USA!

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