[david sandridge]

great post 6bmike!!. Ben would really get on you if you bounced back or if any of your waggles or other motions were wrong. My wife and I spent over an hour in a bunker hitting the "great wall of china" in all four directions in relation to the camera. I hit a lot of sand on and into his camera. It was drizzling rain and we were in rain suits(Ben was bareheaded) and I told Ben his camera would short out - and it did.. I have so many fond memories, Shoot, HOLD and rest, don't rake those balls it is a new grip, new alignment, new posture for every shot, and every morning he would walk out to the range and hop into the release position which for him was elbow deep in front of hip and say COURAGE etc etc etc. I now realize the importance of everything he said. Combined Ben's stuff and Lynn's precise instruction and you can't go wrong.