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Generally speaking, casual amateur golf is an outlet from the real world where most things are gray. In golf, it’s black and white-the scorecard doesn’t lie. That is extremely appealing in an ever growing more complicated world. You get to be outside in a nice setting being moderately physical with a simple overall goal in mind. You not only use the analytical left side of your brain, you also can use the creative right side of your brain-usually very appealing to the human condition.

Hey gents and ladies, Just joined to respond to this thread as I have used the Ernest Jones method which is essentially the same as the Manuel De La Torre method the last couple years. My experience showed me that I needed decent mechanics first and then this type of method did work for me. I had a severely cupped left wrist at the top and my grip was bad so that when I started using "swing the clubhead from here to there" the club face came through wide open and I was slicing badly, although my slices did seem to be hit a little harder. Once i got my mechanics in order, or ju