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I am a fan of Micheal Breed, I know that quite a few people hate that guy but his energy appeals to me. I do like Martin Halls show as well, love the "tools" he uses to emphasize his points.

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Golf fix with Michael Breed, +1. He's a little over the top sometimes, but he always has good tips and guests.

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I like Golf Fix but have intentionally stopped watching.  The last thing I need are more thoughts in my head concerning my address, stance, swing, ball position, etc.

Always changing:

 

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Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour 4-9i

Hybrid: Titleist 910H 19º & 21º

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Putter: Odyssey White Hot

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I really enjoy the Golf Fix, however like the previous post said, it sometimes fills my head with too much information.  I like to watch it thru the week and slowly digest what he is saying.  I really enjoy the show the most when he concentrates on one club at a time, like a putting show or a driver show.  This helps the overflow of information a good bit IMO.

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I like School of Golf, but I find that the program is too short. I think if given the same 1 hour time slot as Breed, Martin Hall could give much better instruction. Alot of his major tips seem to get cut short. I also could use without his co-host.

In their current format, however, I enjoy "Playing Lessons" the most.

Your desire to change has to be greater than your desire to stay the same.

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I really like Golf Fix as well.

I like Michael Breeds style and approach.

I also need to be careful not to try and absorb too much info though.

Taking it a lesson at a time.

That reminds me, its on tomorrow night!

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3 Wood: Callaway Big Bertha Warbird 15* regular

5 Wood: Callaway Steelhead 17.5* regular

Irons: Ping Eye 2 3-W and Eye 2 SW

Putter: Ping Anser 4

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I really like Golf Fix as well.

I like Michael Breeds style and approach.

I also need to be careful not to try and absorb too much info though.

Taking it a lesson at a time.

That reminds me, its on tomorrow night!

Heck yeah! I'm just pumped for Feherty on tuesday haha.

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I definitely like Feherty. It doesn't do a whole lot for my game, but I can be so cheeky to my playing partners that I can psyche them out at critical moments by making them laugh. It also does wonders on developing an Irish accent.

Other than that, the Golf Fix has some useful tips, especially the short lessons on Youtube. It's just that most of the lessons don't apply to me, or any one golfer, and sometimes the fixes are a little drastic, better suited to breaking ingrained habits than to add shots to one's arsenal.

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"Let's Do This!" .... I really like The Golf Fix with Breed .... But I also like School of Golf.

Playing lessons is still fun to watch, and I always hope they'll bring it back with new ones ....

Mark Boyd of the Clan Boyd
"Retired in my Dreams"

 

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