February 1st, 2005, 06:11 PM
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Get a DVR
A DVR is a Digital Video Recorder,I got mine through Comcast Cable and it is great. I then recorded Saturday and Sundays action like tee offs,fairway shots and shots around the greens and when they do swing analysis then I go back and view what I think might help and slow it down and learn from it.I learned this week that 80% of pros drop there hands at address and so Monday I went to the range and gave it a try and after about 10-15 balls my slice turned into a draw.Now my next feat will be to get my brain to not aim left of the target.
 
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February 1st, 2005, 09:33 PM
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While you're at it, get HDTV, too. They don't broadcast many golf events in HDTV but I did get to watch the Masters last year on HDTV. It was an amazing experience. I never knew how sloped the course was even though you always hear about it and you can seriously make out blades of grass.
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February 2nd, 2005, 01:02 PM
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I have, and love DirecTV, but TiVo is lacking the one feature that I use all of the time. Picture-in-picture. The cable DVR's, and Dish Network's DVR has this feature. I currently have UltimateTV, which is/was a DirecTV/Microsoft product that is no longer made. It does have p-i-p, and even though the box is starting to fail, I will deal with it, rather than switch over to a product that does not have it.
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