[alex_chung]

Over the past few years, I have seen a lot of these threads on the net. I always thought it was the teacher's ability to teach the student rather than how they, the teacher swung or how they played that mattered?
Ok, granted it might be more kudos to the teacher if they can really play as well as teach but as it was alluded to before, well known teachers tend to be very busy either teaching, running a shop etc so the time that they can devote to their own games is pretty minimal, there are only so many hours in the day and golf isn't everything.
JMHO.
Alex