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G'day fella's, Who has had any experiences with this method of golf instruction? I personally think it is like saying I have drop bears (killer-koalas) that live in tree's in my backyard and a pet kangaroo but I do not. I did used to work on an island just off Australia (golf job) and a kangaroo (or a wallaby) would come up to my door each afternoon and I would hand feed the bloody thing with an apple or carrot and that is true but back to my question. What do you think of TGM? I'd like an American perspective on it.. Cheers..

Some good tips from a fellow Aussie there. Thing is, many people tend to try and hit or swing at the ball too hard in the wind. Take a slightly wider stance and swing at 75%. A hydrid club... 2/3/4 is not designed for knockdown shots. They are designed to get the ball in the re-entry section of the atmosphere but I am sure you already know this.

Perhaps the ball is too far back in your stance.

I work at a golf course in Australia.