We are starting to get a lot of action on the LagnLoad website and YouTube channel. I am happy to say that the majority of questions and responses we receive are insightful and very well thought out.
I always enjoy a respectful debate and believe there are not many things better than a great question.
I have been around this game for over 45 years, I have won many professional events and have taught at the highest level. With that said, I would like to pose a couple questions as well as express a couple of opinions.
#1. After all of this time, I can not say that I have seen much evidence that would suggest that the more you practice the better you get. What I believe I can safely say is that golfers tend to improve for about the first 3 years after taking up the game.
#2 Why doesn’t Hank Haney use the ‘Medicus’ or his new swing plane device that he has endorsed on his TV show? Some of his students could sure use them.
#3 If you do not understand that the club face and the club shaft are two different entities you are going to have a hard time improving.
#4 If you’re waiting for someone to make golf instruction simple, you are in for a long wait. Instead you should be looking for organized and correct information.
There is much to learn, but if taught correctly it is possible to put a piece in place so that it never breaks again. That will allow you to move on to the next piece and do the same thing. This method may not be the fastest way to go but it is better and faster than trying to put everything together at once and never getting it.
Always interested in hearing your thoughts.
Sincerely,
Mark
