Taly or Tour Striker
 

Just wondering the opinions out there from everyone. If you were going to get one or the other, which would it be and why?

Why do you put these two up against each other?

I have both. I would not be without either one.

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More of a question of economics and not buying every aid that hits the market. Believe me, I've looked like Tin Cup on more than one occassion.

I have a Taly. I didn't get the other one - looked like a normal club for me.

Taly
 

I don't know...the Pro 7 looks somewhat different like a small club with a huge amount of bounce for lack of a better description. How do you like the Taly?

It helps to swing your arms/hands (hands like clamps) with the FLW and BRW, keeping the clubhead behind the clown's nose.

Nice going Air only 3,668 more posts tonight and you'll beat Bucket to 4,000.

Lets take it one post at time. Bob Rotella style.

Only if his pre 4000 posts trauma lasts for ever. 333 is pretty stylish too and shouldn't give me any difficulties.

A Tour Striker, a Taly and a Pure Ball Striker are important, but make sure you have the Alignment Golf videos first. That is the platform from which you spring.

Seeking Shaft Lean
 

I don't yet have on hand a Tour Striker, but it's only because I've been busy and inept and haven't ordered it. As I see it in the TGC commercials, it must work.

Martin Chuck is a cyber-friend of Lynn Blake Golf, and I'm sure we will benefit soon from his inventive mind.

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Thanks Jerry! I just received the DVDs last week and have already seen a tremendous improvement in my ball striking. I ordered the Taly yesterday.

Seeing and Doing
 

Thanks, Dawg. 'Preciate the business!

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Good one Yoda, meaning you haven't purchased it but expect one to be donated.You can buy one they wholesale for 35 dollars.

How on earth did you deduce that one, Holmes? My gosh.
Here's one for you. You Sir, obviously don't know Lynn Blake.

Holdin' Out
 

Thanks for the 'heads up', overpar. 'Preciate it!

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