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I am a PGA golf professional specializing in teaching the game.
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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| ken | 11/02/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Eddie. I really appreciate your response ..... |
| Jeff | 10/19/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks a lot for all your help ..... |
| Lou | 10/14/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks. Hopefully start racking up the birdies ..... |
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Hi Kate: I admire your enthusiasm and I am behind you 100%. I'll be frank. The one thing I cannot question about people is what is inside their chest. It sounds like you have the desire to give it
Hi Jeff: The best advice I can give to both of you is for your uncle to go see a qualified PGA Professional in your area who has a good reputation for teaching. I would not recommend you try to teach
Hello Ken: Obviously, it's a bad habit. And I am sure this bad habit did not start last week. Well guess what, it's going to take work and time to get rid of it, and there are no short cuts. If you
Hi Bryanna: Good question. Some people do wear gloves on their right hands as well. In golf, for a right handed player, since the left hand is closer to the golfer, it is the hand that controls most
Hi Jeff: Picture a line from your ball to the target and extending behind the ball indefinitely. That line is called your target line. You align the clubface perpendicular (leading edge) to the target
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