Golfists are a special gang. Probborn and unortodox sometimes, too. For a former NHL-Player-back Broadcaster who now happens to be a big golf-Tyson Nash-he fan can be all the above.
Nash, now a broadcaster for Utah Hockey Club as he previously was a color analyst of Coyotes, was the guest on this week’s episode Podcast Subpar of GolfAnd during it he discussed a strange composition of the previous bags he used to us.
“Do you think you are the only person in the golf history you play with a half -left and half -hand -hand set?” Co-proof Colt Knost asked him. “The time we played at Whisper Rock You literally appeared in half. How do you decide which will remain and what will be right? “
“But how talented is this?” Nash was fired. “It was Pat Perez – Pat was my neighbor in Grayhawk for a long time – and we would always go out with golf. And his coach or his caddy can not remember who he was, obviously a smart golf boy -And he is, ‘Boy, you can’t be this bad bad one.
He destroyed it so that Nash could try to understand it. What way Batoni? “Left,” Nash said. In which way do you play hockey? “Left,” he said again. Then you have left. Just do it.
It worked. Type i.
“So the next day, I was saved from all the clubs and got all the leftists, and then gradually move my way back to the right, and now I’m all with my right hand,” Nash said.
Although he has not yet completely kicked his old habits. He still lay in May left.
You can listen to the full interview with NASH here or look at it below. He also talks about his career in NHL, meeting Wayne Gretzky, what it was like to live in Japan and more.
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