HERE'S AN IDEA FOR THOSE WHO PLAY OLDE SCOTLAND LINKS ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY. **STAY IN THE GAME** KEEP TRACK OF YOUR BEST SCORE ON EACH HOLE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR OR BEYOND. SEE IF YOU CAN CARD A LOWER AND LOWER SCORE BY BESTING A PARTICULAR SCORE ON WHICHEVER HOLE. IN OTHER WORDS: EACH HOLE YOU MUST SHOOT FOR YOUR PERSONAL BEST AND YOU'LL BE CREATING A LIFETIME BEST CARD. BET YOU CAN SHOOT PAR. THIS MAY HELP WITH YOUR CONFIDENCE, TOO. JUST PUT IT ALL TOGETHER SOME DAY.
A REMINDERTO THOSE WHO MAY BE STRUGGLING WITH THEIR SWINGS. YOUR CORE/SPINE IS CLOSEST TO THE CENTER OF THE CIRCLE YOU ARE TRYING TO MAKE. IT MUST MOVE SLOWER THAN THE OUTSIDE PART OF YOUR SWING (HANDS, ARMS, CLUB). IF YOU ARE FOLLOWING ADVICE THAT TELLS YOU TO TURN AND TURN THROUGH, YOU ARE LEARNING A FADE. PLEASE, LEARN TO SWING THOSE ARMS. THEY WILL SAVE MANY A MEDIOCRE SWING.
A CHIP ON THE OTHER HAND IS CLOSER TO THE "MOVE EVERYTHING TOGETHER" IDEA. DON'T TRY TO USE THE CHIPPING MOTION TO HIT THE BALL OFF THE TEE. YOU NEED TO SWING AT IT.
TRY THIS THOUGHT. IT MAY HELP YOUR GAME. IF YOU NEED MORE HELP WITH THIS,PLEASE CALL ME FOR A LESSON. I'D LOVE TO SHOW YOU THE WAY.
Congratulations to Richard Harris of West Bridgewater, a seven handicap player who scored 73 and 72 on consecutive weekends in June. Many more of those in Rich's future with his new, refined swing. (and Rich is Freddie Couples smoooooth)
Congratulations to John Mascheri of West Bridgewater, who scored a personal best competitive 35 in the Thursday night men's league. John is a tireless worker on the range and it's paid off for him. Wait until he gets completely comfortable with that new swing. Many more of those and better to come. You're right on plane, John and it keeps getting better!
PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER PAGES FOR SCHEDULING. I'M READY FOR INDIVIDUAL LESSONS AND CLINICS. STARTING NOW!!! WHY WAIT TIL IT GOES BAD? LET ME HELP WITH THAT SWING NOW AND MAKE THIS THE BEST YEAR OF GOLF YOU'VE EVER HAD.
GOT SOME GREAT INFORMATION FOR EVERYONE AND I'D LIKE TO SHARE IT. CALL OR EMAIL ME FOR A LESSON.
THANKS
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