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Brendan played 4 years of D1 golf at the University of Illinois, one of the top ten programs in the country over the last decade. He hovered around 5th or 6th man most of the time, and, according to Brendan, was held back by less than great ball striking. He has watched my swing […]
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Carlos is an excellent senior player that I last saw many years ago. He has come for a look due to his trouble hitting solid hybrid and long to middle iron shots. I first noted Carlos’ grip and the appearance of looseness, especially with the right hand. He was surprised when I told […]
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Ludvig Aberg has proven that he can hit the ball as well as anyone, as evidenced by a 61-61 finish at the RSM Tour event with tournament leading strokes gained driving and approach. His swing is mostly conventional other than an extra strong grip (think Duval or Zach Johnson), and his body type seems […]
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What I am finding with the online lessons is that there is some major improving going on and it is not really taking a huge amount of time.
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Dylan is an extremely talented player who had simply been suffering from bad information.
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David and I have known each other for some 25 years, and I have worked with David a number of times during that span. He is 65 years old but works at his game and to improve his physical capabilities like someone 30 years younger (actually more so since most people of any age don’t do nearly as much work as David does).
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This was a particularly interesting online lesson to give as Michael has an excellent swing (he’s a 2 handicap) and is knowledgeable enough about the swing in general to know that his hands approach impact quite far above his original shaft plane.
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What we see here is a classic case of a good athlete with excellent motion and power but trouble controlling the ball as far as direction and trajectory. What jumped out at me right away was the dropping hands and steepening shaft in transition, and this was our major focus after doing some grip and setup work.
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