When I come to MN, in several weeks, I will bring several boxes!
Originally Posted by JerryG
Way to go City. Share this info with those that show some need and interest.
I regularly play with a 78 year old gent who is all about TGM in his game, but would not have a clue what I was talking about if I were to ask him about his hinges or any of the other things we are working on. He was lucky to learn from a heck of a golf pro when he was a kid in the 40's and 50's.
Most of the other guys I play golf with give me enough ribbing (as I collect from them this year as opposed to previous years) so I don't offer anything until asked. I haven't been asked.
On the range, however, if I see someone struggling and they ask anything at all, I refer them here and lessons with Kev before they do anything else.
I was heartened to watch a grizzled pro give a lesson to an elderly gent this spring. The professional reiterated a forward leaning shaft and the right hand be aft of the shaft instead of on top or under. He placed the fellow in an impact fixed position. As I passed by I told the pro I was a friend of Homer's and he just smiled.
I am in my 4th summer of retirement from teaching. I am just about out of hall passes.
Is red ok? What is Kevin's fav. color? Should I get some yellow hall passes, so you guys can hand them out in the dead of winter, you know, in September? LMAO!!!!
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
Is red ok? What is Kevin's fav. color? Should I get some yellow hall passes, so you guys can hand them out in the dead of winter, you know, in September? LMAO!!!!
Green would be nice. We don't see much of it between October and May. No yellow, though. At my age it might be too suggestive and I'd have to leave the range too often.
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