Posts by mmoan2

All,   Anyone hear of this thing, and is the theory behind it any good? I first heard of it after reading a few pages of it in Golf Digest  from the author of the full book. In the first picture, he's swinging a driver...

Quote: Originally Posted by divot dave  I suppose I'm the one to blame here: I was on groupon and saw a one-hour lesson on there for 29.00. The instructor was the head pro at a course I've been interested in playing...

Quote: Originally Posted by mvmac  I voted for driver, answering the question as it relates to what I feel the strength of my game is.  I tend to hit a decent amount of fairways (except for the 16th hole at...

Just noticed that Gerald had done a better job covering this than I did. I guess I didn't feel like reading such a long post first thing Sunday morning! Still, I would think about spending a little extra time early on learning a...

Quote: Originally Posted by rowlf  I share the same sentiments as Gerald.   Pitching Wedge - Absolutely as it is a natural progression from 9 iron.   Sand Wedge - Absolutely...

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    I don't either. I'm just saying it's not necessary - you can certainly practice stuff in your putting green.   Heck, I think a big part of...

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    The problem with that is that you rarely encounter penalty strokes with chipping and putting.     Those guys often have some pretty...

I don;t think you read what I wrote. I never said I stripe it down every fairway. I said when I did after 9 HOLES, I would usually botch it with 2 chips and 2 putts, which was incredibly frustrating. I TOTALLY AGREE with Erik, but my...

All,   It's funny, I haven;t been back to this site for a while, as I've been busier at work and then and actually learning/playing golf, but I noticed something about my game and went back to that old, very helpful, post...

I think the forum director addressed this when he said 65/25/10 is normal, but if you have a glaring weakness, then the ratios obviously change until things normalize. That probably holds for pros too who go work on some specific thing...