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My original wish was to give away a few ebooks for review purposes, David, but that post got deleted by admin. as being spam. So anyway, how's your golf swing these days? I see that you are a good golfer. What areas of your game need improvement? Accompanying my last article is a drawing of the OVER THE TOP GOLF finish position. What do you think of it?

How does one get to talk about a golf swing he created without being locked, banned or given a name change and a spam avatar by the moderator?

Absolutely, positively, do not include rounds of golf played on aerated fairways and greens in your handicap. Unless you are a sandbagger!!

Toughest course? Grossingers in Liberty, NY. Gorgeous course, magnificent views, a long way from civilization but worth the drive.

The world is getting filled up with people who have no clue about manners and grace. Sad....

It almost doesn't make sense to join a club in South Florida because the public courses are nice and they are reasonable.

I'm always at a disadvantage when I'm in a $$ match where we're allowed to roll it in the fairway because I always forget to do it.

If anyone remembers the first forged steel Tommy Armour Zaap putter, that's my long-time partner. The hard face makes it impractical to use with anything but the softest balls. I cornered the market on old Maxfli A10s a long time ago.

Stay away from the Dye Course! Tricky, goofy golf. The other two Fazio courses are great, especially if the very undulating greens are fast.

I know, Myrtle Beach, it's simplicity makes OVER THE TOP GOLF a hard sell. Nobody believes in magic wands. If could throw in some words like pronation then people would respect it more. I would never try to change someone's grip or swing path. I am about "golf swing optimization." Building on your own foundation. PS: No more DVD, now it's in eBook form.

In 2008 I created a golf swing method called OVER THE TOP GOLF. Despite the name, which some people have said creates a negative image, I still managed to sell hundreds of instructional DVDs. In all honesty, I had exactly two complaints - a woman who I knew was going to be trouble when I got an email within ten minutes of her order demanding I ship it that same day, and a guy who said "thanks for the $25 beer coaster." Now my golf instruction is provided through an eBook which is a narration over drawings presentation. I like the way it came out but, more importantly, it's twice as effective a teaching tool as the DVD was. My method is very simple, just 5 set-up changes to your existing swing. And the name notwithstanding, OVER THE TOP GOLF isn't just for hackers with outside-in golf swings. Golf pros who tried it have said "Wow." Of course, a golf pro would never teach my method because, as I said, it's so simple that additional lessons wouldn't be necessary. Once you learn it, you own it. Anyway, I posted an offer here a few weeks ago looking for a few people to try OVER THE TOP GOLF on me and report on it (pro or con) but my post was considered spam and deleted. After a few email exchanges with the forum administrator he told that I could at least discuss my golf swing method here. In fact, I sent a him link to my eBook but I haven't heard back from him so I don't know if he viewed it or not. Well, in addition to inviting members of the sand trap to read my articles. I would like to know if anybody here has tried OVER THE TOP GOLF in the past. Besides the comments in my blog, I never read anything about it. At the range a few weeks ago a fellow suggested that I do a Hank Haney type of TV show or maybe an infomercial. That wouldn't work for me. You see, after watching Hank give lessons to numerous celebrities, many of us still have no clue what he was talking about. With me, it would be like "Oh, that's all there is to it?" and that would be the end of anyone buying my eBook because the whole lesson would be revealed in the show. That's also why if anyone asks what the five set-up changes are I can't really say because, well,that IS all there is to it!! I hope that you are at least entertained by my blog. My upcoming article, which I trot out every Christmas, is "The Story of Santa's New Golf Swing."

From Barefoot Bay take either US1 or I 95 south to Fort Pierce. Meadowwood is off the Orange Ave. Exit, better GPS it, PGA is farther south off I 95 at St Lucie West and Florida Club is another 20 min south also right off I 95. The range I referred to is the St. Lucie Driving Range on US1 near Easy Street.

The two Fazio courses are pretty good, the Dye course is a nightmare-no locals ever play it. Better deals on better courses are Meadowood in Fort Pierce or Florida Club in Stuart.

Why not just fly to South Florida? We have the only guaranteed perfect winter weather.

Which club are you hitting first?