After I turned pro, I experienced the same things. I came into the business around a busy time and didn't play for a while. Then when things slowed down, I had to play with members. That can be pressure. My game went to crud. Soon after I found TGM and begin reading about it online, when by chance Ted Fort came walking into my golf shop, wearing a TGM hat. I discovered he had been coaching a friend of mine, who was a college player, and I was lucky enough to have him take a look at me. Soon after, I passed my PAT, and all the pressure of golf was gone. Ted has become the only person that I would allow to work on my golf swing in the state, but I think I would make an exception for you, Yoda, if we ever cross paths in Marietta. Nowadays, I generally hit the ball better than ever, but still have trouble scoring for the above listed reasons. But, as my head pro predicted and Yoda mentioned, if I can play 3-4 days in a row, by the 3rd round I usually play fairly well. Yoda, if you ever want to come play one of the best courses in the state
, send me a private message and we can make arrangements.
Spalding