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Principles of Alignment

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Ready for a hardcore dissection of angles and alignment?  My buddy Jeremy Olson has you covered!  The PDF document below speaks for itself and will almost certainly get you thinking about things you’ve never before considered while playing Golden Tee.

Yes, it’s data heavy, but it will certainly be beneficial to those of us still learning the game.  It’s true that you develop a feel for shots as your experience improves, but while you are still struggling for consistency, check out this analysis to see which aspects might apply to your game!

Thanks Jeremy for the awesome write-up and analysis!

Golden Tee Principles of Alignment

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  1. SkipperRipper on March 8th, 2011 at 12:13 pm:

    Very nice.

  2. SkipperRipper on March 8th, 2011 at 12:30 pm:

    Like to add: if you’re playing on a cabinet, you’re better off(?), you can always “phantom pullback” over the monitor, then “translate” that into how you hit the trackball. Can’t do that with a pedestal.

  3. HATMAN on March 13th, 2011 at 10:06 am:

    YOUR BUDDY JEREMY DID A GOOD JOB I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IS THE GT PROTRACTOR HE DID GOOD FOR PUTTING ALSO THANK YOU .

  4. Golden Tee Fan on March 14th, 2011 at 8:40 am:

    I’m not sure how you would apply the protractor to putting. You are always lined up straight at the cup. It’s possible that a certain on the angle on the protractor applies to the direction to hit a putt given a certain amount of slope, but that would be a whole different discussion!

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