Golf Instruction
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I was on the lesson tee with Frank, an IC member from Chicago. A rotational swinger, he played to a 5 handicap until his back gave out and he just about gave up golf. I should mention that Frank is 39.
Doug, in his question and comments below threw me a curve. As I was reading his words, especially referencing Joe's question about losing distance, I thought I was being led to answer how one can maintain or regain lost distance with the driver. With his last sentence he states he can... more
DM was here in the US straight over from Australia on business. Being a student of the PPGS, he booked a day's lesson with me.
This past weekend was filled with a wonderful private session with a student who came in from Australia. Ah, the stories. More about that next week. But one thing popped up that I wanted to cover since, it seems, so many have had it on their mind. Divots.
DJ and I are putting the last finishing touches on the new putting video today. I can't wait for you to see it! There's stuff in there you've never heard before. More 'Surge Secrets.'
I asked Lynn to give you some answers to all the email and blogs he got with his article on MOI and shafts. Wow. Take it away, Lynn.
The Surge!
Thanks for your response to my first article. Surge thought it was about time I answer a few of your questions.
The battle for your dollars in purchasing new golf clubs, specifically drivers, has risen to another level: marketing the concept of speed. Two club manufacturing companies who are caught up big time in the driver war for most drivers put in play every week on the PGA Tour, both came out with... more
I am sitting upstairs in my home office in sunny but snowy Upstate South Carolina, looking out the window over my back yard and woods.
I was reading Golfweek Magazine, February 5th edition and on page 34 came across an article outlining a major golf ball manufacturer's new sales pitch to sell golf balls. The article is titled: 'Ball-fitting campaign preaches short game.' How about that for a new twist on marketing the... more
This is a travel day for me today, so this is going to be short and there won't be an audio. But when one condition bothers several dozen readers, it starts to look like an epidemic from where I stand.
I have been asked in person and in blogs to comment on Steve Stricker's swing as to his being vertical and no wrist cocking at the top of his backswing. Since he won the Northern Trust Open at Riviera CC, we extend congratulations to him. And because he leads the pack, we all got to watch a... more
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