Working On What Works
 

Over the past seventeen months, I have had the privilege of spending a terrific proportion of my waking life teaching and demonstrating the Principles of G.O.L.F. to students -- both amateur and professional -- from all over the world. I've also worked hard on my own Game, hitting many thousands of Chips and Pitches in the Short Game area and thousands more long shots on the Practice Tee. Not to mention all the Impact Bag and Mirror activity in my workout room. What I haven't done is play Golf, and that needed to happen.

So, this past Saturday morning at 8:50 a.m., for the first time since January 5th, I stepped onto the first tee at Atlanta Country Club, site of the inaugural Tournament Players Championship and for thirty years (1966-1996) host of the PGA TOUR's Atlanta Golf Classic. From the Blue Tees, the USGA Course Rating is 72.6 with a Slope of 139.

My card:

5-4-3-4-4-2-4-5-3 / 34

3-5-5-3-4-4-3-4-5 / 36

34-36 / 70

:shock:

:D

8)

I hit 9 Fairways and 14 Greens.

-- Flat Left Wrist
-- Clubhead Lag Pressure Point
-- Right Forearm Plane Line Tracing

This stuff works.

P.S. And so did that brand new set of Henry-Griffitts Irons. Thanks, Billy!

70 That is good going :D Knowledge is Power. I just wish I had more of it.

Super
 

Yoda

Great score =D>

Awesome score Yoda! Glad to hear that you finally found the time to get out...I know you have been busier than the post office on April 15th!

Thanks for all your help in person and on this site.

Keith

Re: Working On What Works
 

Great job Yoda! Not bad for your 3rd round of 2005.

I've been telling you guys that the Master can demonstrate! :D

It is Imperative that you get to play.
 

=D> =D> =D> (From the "Star System Triad")