Brian Manzella
Administrator
If it works, it WORKS!
Jim Kobylinski is living prooff of the validity of the Manzella Matrix.
He came to me a few short years ago a 90+ shooter, with next to zero useful golf swing knowledge.
He improved his golf game a lot a first, a little for a while, and then—and it always seems to happen like this—a lot. Tom Bartlett's work with him at a Manzella Academy school in Orlando, pushed him close to over the edge. Then it all just fell in to place. Of course, at the level he wants to get to—a competitive am one—he still has a ways to go. But, he'll continue to get better, and he'll have fun trying.
Half the fun is the trying.
Anyhoo, Jim figured out with just a little help, what became the Manzella Matrix, the whole simplicity of it, and how almost any REAL golf lesson, starts somewhere in the Matrix.
He did very well as a young, new teacher of golf, and his students will tell you so. If he decided to do it full time, within 5 years he'd be as good as 99.5% of every teacher in golf. He's a smart young guy, and this stuff is really just a lot of common sense.
Funny how common sense is missing from golf instruction these days.
Good luck with the playing Jimmy!
Jim Kobylinski is living prooff of the validity of the Manzella Matrix.
He came to me a few short years ago a 90+ shooter, with next to zero useful golf swing knowledge.
He improved his golf game a lot a first, a little for a while, and then—and it always seems to happen like this—a lot. Tom Bartlett's work with him at a Manzella Academy school in Orlando, pushed him close to over the edge. Then it all just fell in to place. Of course, at the level he wants to get to—a competitive am one—he still has a ways to go. But, he'll continue to get better, and he'll have fun trying.
Half the fun is the trying.
Anyhoo, Jim figured out with just a little help, what became the Manzella Matrix, the whole simplicity of it, and how almost any REAL golf lesson, starts somewhere in the Matrix.
He did very well as a young, new teacher of golf, and his students will tell you so. If he decided to do it full time, within 5 years he'd be as good as 99.5% of every teacher in golf. He's a smart young guy, and this stuff is really just a lot of common sense.
Funny how common sense is missing from golf instruction these days.
Good luck with the playing Jimmy!
