grip it right, chip, pitch, punch until you can do it it right....
ball-turf contact....
shoot-hold-rest....never bounce back
left chest down - left chest up
your hands are clamps....arms are connecting rods.....extensor action
squeeze the water out of the ground with your feet during the swing...
drive the ball into the ground
learn to hit it with any length stroke, from any ball position, with all three hinge actions...
pitch elbow if possible.....
wallop the ball with your pivot....catch the dog by his tail (with your upper legs at the finish)
attention span only has to be as long as your swing....
don't let the illusions fool you....
if you don't know you hit down, you probably didn't....
overacceleration is a killer.....
steady head not stationary....let the arguing begin......
ben and brian were (and still are) very encouraging....i only wish i would make more time for myself to play....
i've been around alot of golfing machine people in the past......the mudd's, ogrady, doyle, grant waite, craig perks, mike perpich, brian manzella.....no one can physically out-teach ben. and no one has more fire in his belly than brian.......
it's fun to be around such energetic golf instructors...and it's fun to hit the ball with some pop.....thanks mr kelley!
Folks, there is no theory here. These are thoughts and ideas that work. They enabled a talented player, Michael Finney, to build his own great Golf Stroke. They were translated from The Golfing Machine, the world's most complete system of learning Golf, by two of its finest Instructors, Ben Doyle and Brian Manzella. Learn from them.
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