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Long way to go to catch Leadbetter. :D The "GOLF Magazine's Top Teachers by Region List for 2007," will debut in the March 2007 issue. (Another two years go by and I'm not one the TOP 100 list yet)... but, I'm coming...

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My "PGA Golf Club Manziposium," will be held at the "back range" at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, FL at 3pm on Decemebr 6th. Everyone—PGA, non-PGA, AI, or non-AI, is welcome. There is no fee for attending, but we will "pass the hat" to cover the range use fee, which is about $40 per person.

I will be attending the second "The Golfing Machine" summit, which begins on Sunday with a reception that evening. I will be rooming with "The Three Wise Men," Bentley J. Doyle, Steve (Four Barrels) Khatib, and our own Michael David Finney. I will try to record a session or two outside of the...

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The "Mission Inn Manziposium," will begin at 3:00pm at the Mission Inn Range. It will be for Authorized Instructors only. There is no fee for attending, and we will "pass the hat" to cover any nominal range use fee. My "Port St. Lucie Manziposium," will also begin at 3:00pm, but at the "back...

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From his two best years: 1986: Driving Distance: 277.3 8th Driving Accuracy Percentage: 58.8% 150th Greens in Regulation Pct.: 67.3% 40th Putting Average: 1.828 129th Total Driving: 158 61st 1987: Driving Distance: 278.2 4th Driving Accuracy Percentage: 59.9% 152nd Greens in Regulation...

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Wishing all of you—and yours—a very Happy Thanksgiving. Things I am happy for in golf: My Dad. He convinced me I could be the very best at something. He taught me to play for a score, and the importance of good equipment. All of that and a billion other things. Bentley J. Doyle. He taught me...

November 20, 2006 New Orleans, Louisiana Hello folks, I would like to thank all of you for visiting and participating in this forum since its inception in mid-2003. It has really been great for me personally and also great for my continued advancement toward the top of my profession...

One of the best things about my job—teaching golf—is the people you meet. One of my students is Junior Bridgeman, a top executive in the chain restaurant business. In his younger days, he was one of the best players in the NBA for 12 seasons. He is one of the nicest guys ever. I once asked...

UPDATED POST: JANUARY 15th, 2007 Our late great friend Tommy Moore, often said that I should think hard about Teaching Teachers. "You are very good at it," Tommy always said. He was—at the time—learning to become a teacher, and he did so partially by hanging around myself and Tom Bartlett...

I found this swing on YouTube. I thought it was very representative of another good swing that : Doesn't keep the head precisely between the feet OR keep the head stationary.

Homer Kelley's Turned Shoulder Plane (Pics and audio)

Tiger Woods sure does have a nice looking pivot, doesn't he? In fact, it is downright A+ Would you—if you were a teacher—teach ANYTHING drastically different than what Tiger is doing? Don't you like like his pivot? I think it is as near perfect as ever done. I love his hands, lag loading...

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Is it enough to say your way is the best way because it is in a book—any book? Is it enough to say your way is the best way because you have gotten results before in this manner? Heck no. That's why, I am suggesting to the owners of The Golfing Machine, LLC, that in the future—this summit is...

He won the 1949 & 1956 US Open Championship. He won the Masters in 1955 and the Vardon Cup scoring average trophy in 1956 He played on three Ryder Cup teams (1953, 55, 59) He won 37 PGA Tour events. Here is his swing for you to ponder, with audio analysis by yours truly: