If no longer on tour, which pro for a lesson?

[Chilli Dipper]

Ballstriking: Luke Donald: I'm so envious of how he swings, his consistency, that clean and simple action and the perfect balance.

I'd want short-game lessons from Luke. His scrambling and bunker stats are unreal: he's 80% in sand saves this year, while everyone else on tour us in the 60s.

[golfro]

I'll take Ernie Els. I find his swing to be almost exactly what I try to vision when I'm fixing my swing.

[DavidFehertysBike]

KJ Choi
Tiger (for short game and putting)

[sean_miller]

. . . I would like to be coached by a feel player

Laura Diaz

[westcyderydin]

freddie couples. i would just want to see how he would explain things. he would probably just grab a club and swing it and they say, "swing like that."

but really watching his swing is a reminder that the swing is about feel and fluidity, not just about a bunch of positions.

then phil for short game.

[senorchipotle]

jeev milkha singh? seriously though, mickey wright.

[MPS67]

I'm going to take this as involving guys currently on tour....

This guy has an ubelievably smooth and precise stroke. I've always wondered why he hasn't been in contention to win in the last few years.

I'd like to work with Gary Players. He seems to still have a lot of excitement for the game and would make lessons quite fun :)

[mattttt25]

One lesson? Won't take much from it, and I'm not turning pro anytime soon.

Right now... John Daly. We'll hit the range and then the bar.
In 6 months.... Tiger. Once his divorce is complete, we'll hit the range and then the strip club.

[HoosierGolfer]

Brad Faxon. I need to be a better putter.

[martytilma]

Fred Couples!! Wouldn't you love to learn how he hits it so far effortlessly!!

[clearwaterms]

Hale Irwin. I just read the article in this month's golf digest and he seems like a nice down to earth guy with whom I can relate, and on top of that he is said to be one of the best ball strikers of all time.