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Wayne D Students Gillespie, Eure Get Through 1st Stage Web.Com Qualifying

By Wayne | blog

Both players responded to the pressure and fired nice final rounds to advance to second stage, where the pressure only increases. Making it to the final stage is a key moment in any professional’s career, and missing guarantees another year of chasing qualifiers and mini-tour events. There really is no getting around the importance of getting through second stage, and there is no pretending that it is just another tournament.

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Playing for Money: Josh Eure Part 3

By Wayne | Videos: Playing For Money

Josh has qualified for the Latin American Tour, and in this video, you can see why. His swing has evolved very nicely until even I have a hard time finding flaws. He has been complaining about feeling a bit “flippy” through impact, although for most golfers his release could only be called “stable”.

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Playing for Money: Josh Eure Part 2

By Wayne | Videos: Playing For Money

Josh is another young, strong, talented player who has been trying to qualify for any kind of tour since he got out of college a few years back. I taught Josh as a junior (he won 3 straight Maryland State Junior Championships and 2 State High School Championships) but lost track of him when he went off to the U. of Arkansas. He spent some time with other instructors and came back to see me about a year ago. And now for the good news: Josh just qualified for the Latin American Tour!

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Playing for Money: Josh Eure

By Wayne | Videos: Playing For Money

Josh is an immensely talented young player working at a club in Jupiter, Florida and his complaint is that his swing feels short, choppy and bunched up. Of course, to the eye at full speed it looks fluid and effortless, but when a good player feels things like he is describing you can bet that the slow- motion video will provide an insight into the cause or causes.

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