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Eddie Kilthau

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I am a PGA golf professional specializing in teaching the game.

Experience in the area

I played collegiately at Arizona State University, then turned professional in 1981. I became the shortest player to ever play in the United States Open at Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh & missed my PGA Tour card by 2 shots in 1986 at PGA West, La Quinta, California. I have been teaching for 26 years in Phoenix, Arizona & I am currently the Director of Instruction at the Vistal Club in Phoenix and owner of Victory Golfworks.

Business Administration, Arizona State University. PGA Business School I - 1986, PGA Business School II - 1992, PGA Advanced Business School III - 1995. Certified PING Clubfitter - 1999. PGA Teaching & Clubfitting Seminar - 1992. Numerous Southwest Section PGA educational seminars.

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
David	12/13/11	9	10	10	Thank you for your concise response. I .....
Caroline	10/28/11	7	10	10	Thanks Eddie
Bert	10/03/11	10	10	10
Hal	09/27/11	10	10	10	Eddie - Thanks very much for your .....
Lou	09/12/11	10	10	10

Recent Answers from Eddie Kilthau

2012-01-07 Practice Regime:

Jeremy: For your long game, get in touch with a good, respected, qualified PGA Professional who can show you how to correct the mistakes you may be making but more importantly can give you drills to

2012-01-05 Practice Regime:

Hello Jeremy: Please send me your personal email address and I'll send them right over. They will give you structure and I'll give you my advice to help you improve faster. Thanks. Eddie Kilthau

2011-12-29 Changing my swing - 1 or 2 plane or even stack and tilt?:

Hi Dan: Good question. Certainly I cannot tell you which one is right for you, however, I would get with your golf pro and ask him which one he thinks might work best for you. If he has worked with

2011-12-10 Strong Left Hand Grip:

Hi David: Good question. A stronger grip without proper rotation will hurt your wrist. You are using your hands independently of your forearms down through impact. And with a stronger grip of the

2011-10-28 Head staying behind ball:

Hey Justin: First, please go watch my video on my home page at http://eddiekilthaugolf.com. It addresses this issue. That is a way for you to see what I talk about in reference to keeping head behind

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