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[erp]

Crappy runup, but my follow-thru is pure art...

[Another Primate]

That was great! (ouch)

[Bruce]

You really wanting form help, or can I keep watching this and laugh at you falling on your ass? ;)

[erp]

The only saving grace is that I kept my butt dry and mud-free...

[erp]

Yes - on both counts.

For the most part I just like to watch catastrophes and laughing at yourself doesn't cost karma...

You really wanting form help, or can I keep watching this and laugh at you falling on your ass? ;)

[Bruce]

Don't worry, pretty sure we have all been there. Hell, the last ace I got I fell flat on my butt, and was still laying on the ground when I heard the chains explode and people around me hollering. That would have been a good one to get on video.

[Ol' Bob]

In the future, maybe tees should be a few feet longer and have the throw line painted on the pad. erp may have given his pride for the advancement of the game.

[erp]

That or I just stick to break dancing.

Good point on the pad length -I think Hornings has some that are like that.

The irony is that I've been trying to work on my follow-through, particularly on lefty drives and some pads at Pier and Dabney (and this one at Rooster...) make following through properly a sloppy or downright perilous proposition...

[Uhlman]

In the future, maybe tees should be a few feet longer and have the throw line painted on the pad. erp may have given his pride for the advancement of the game.

The course at Two Rivers in Washington does this too. They have a line painted about a foot from the end of the pad. It’s not a bad idea and it probably helps cut down on erosion.

[Ol' Bob]

Place a boogie board right off the end of the muddy and wet tees.

[erp]

It would have added some visual interest to the video, but I think the result would have been the same...

Place a boogie board right off the end of the muddy and wet tees.

[REDFIVE]

a stylish 6.4

[ROC]

there are so many things wrong that i dont know where to start.