Who’s Hotter? Natalie Gulbis or Sandra Gal?
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
What is better for raising testosterone for your longest drive ever more than a pretty girl in your foursome? The LPGA is working hard to appeal to a wider audience by bringing out a little sex appeal of their better looking players. But which female golfer is the best looking?
Both of today's candidates have strong credentials. Sandra Gal recently won the 'Golf Digest Hottest Golfer Award' which sounds really prestigious. But wait a second - long time golf pinup girl Natalie Gulbis will be appearing in next week's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition in a very skimpy bikini.
So who inspires you the most? Take a long look at both ladies and judge for yourself. Don't forget to vote in the comments section below!
First, Natalie Gulbis:
Who wouldn't want to show off and try to hit longer drives if Natalie Gulbis were playing in their group?
OK now Sandra Gal:
Tough competition here. Both are very beautiful and reportedly really nice people too! So which one would you choose to play in your foursome?
The answer is quite simple. You loosen your buddy's golf bag on the cart so that it falls off on the way to the first tee. Then you invite both ladies to join up with you! Why do you have to choose - you're a big hitter! And Chicks Dig the Long Ball.
So who wins your vote? Gulbis or Gal? Or do you like someone even better than these two? Grace Kim? Blaire O'Neal? Vote below in the comments section! If you vote for someone else, provide a link to a photo of your favorite hot female golfer!
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I would be delighted to write a full testimonial sometime, but in the meantime I do have a question for you. It concerns the weight shift on the downswing: I understand very well the reasons for throwing the club head from the top, why this release cannot be delayed. I also understand that, assuming everything has been done correctly to this point, this throw will cause the weight to move towards the target - i.e. the spine pendulum must go back the other direction - in order for the body to maintain its balance.
My question to you is this: is this weight shift purely reflexive as a result of the throw, or is there a conscious effort to push the navel all the way forward? Are the two inextricably linked, or should there be a conscious driving forward of the weight before or after the throwing motion?
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