quote:Originally posted by jim_0068
Thats interesting because they showed a clip of him hitting his second shot into 18 today and it suuuuuure looked like a hitting procedure to me:
-setup with the FLW and BRW
-ball a little further back in the stance to promote a draw since hitting leads to a fade (the pin was tucked front left on top of a hill)
-you could actually see the cross-lateral hip slide
Suuuure....abondoned TGM did he :-
quote:Originally posted by matt
I heard this. I think it was Phil Blackmar who made the comment. He said something like Steve had "abandoned TGM." I think this most likely means that Steve has "abandoned Ben Doyle."
quote:Originally posted by bsbsbs
During the golf broadcast today. The announcers were talking about Elkington's golf swing and saying that he had been working with TGM, but now he was back to his old natural swing. Made it sound like he had gotten bored and experimented with TGM but had given it up.
quote:Originally posted by Mathew
Alot of Golf Instructors and critics are generally swinging spastics (alot who probably never get laid by anything other than by hags fresh from Macbeth) who want quick answers to everything and then commits to a collection of bollocks from those 'tips' to form their swing phylosophy. They then want to smear crap at anyone that isn't their friend in their constipated clique following the same ****.
These so called teachers are hyped by corporate idiots who spend more time shoving the corporate cocks up each others piehole and congratulating themselves on how congested they are as they pack each other.
I don't think that little tirade was completely appropriate. Some could argue that it was a little offensive even. When the statement that Elkington was no longer using the TGM as a basis for his swing(wether he is or isn't) it was more like when Notah Begay gave up his modified Natural Golf. Dissed may have been a strong word. It would have been interesting had it been a telecast with CBS/USA where Bobby Clampett would have been there and what he would have added.
The venom with which some people defend TGM is what steers many people away from it. As they say "the proof is in the puding" without a big name teacher who is TGM certified whose students start tearing it up consistently, TGM will always be looked at as another way to play, correctly or not. Obviously you don't have to know about TGM to win millions on tour. And there are some pros, teachers etc.. who have more sucess with a less is more approach. Litzke didn't want to know anything about his swing he just kept doing it again and again and again. Brian is a great teacher, without TGM he would still be a great teacher. Elkington with or without TGM will still be a great ballstriker. If you throw enough crap against the wall eventually some of it will stick. Holenone can prove his beliefs in TGM. Don't try to make yourself look good by making someone else look bad everybody is somebody's child and there is no reason to make mass generalizations about people.
Sorry about the length.
quote:Originally posted by bsbsbs
quote:Originally posted by Mathew
Alot of Golf Instructors and critics are generally swinging spastics (alot who probably never get laid by anything other than by hags fresh from Macbeth) who want quick answers to everything and then commits to a collection of bollocks from those 'tips' to form their swing phylosophy. They then want to smear crap at anyone that isn't their friend in their constipated clique following the same ****.
These so called teachers are hyped by corporate idiots who spend more time shoving the corporate cocks up each others piehole and congratulating themselves on how congested they are as they pack each other.
I don't think that little tirade was completely appropriate. Some could argue that it was a little offensive even. When the statement that Elkington was no longer using the TGM as a basis for his swing(wether he is or isn't) it was more like when Notah Begay gave up his modified Natural Golf. Dissed may have been a strong word. It would have been interesting had it been a telecast with CBS/USA where Bobby Clampett would have been there and what he would have added.
The venom with which some people defend TGM is what steers many people away from it. As they say "the proof is in the puding" without a big name teacher who is TGM certified whose students start tearing it up consistently, TGM will always be looked at as another way to play, correctly or not. Obviously you don't have to know about TGM to win millions on tour. And there are some pros, teachers etc.. who have more sucess with a less is more approach. Litzke didn't want to know anything about his swing he just kept doing it again and again and again. Brian is a great teacher, without TGM he would still be a great teacher. Elkington with or without TGM will still be a great ballstriker. If you throw enough crap against the wall eventually some of it will stick. Holenone can prove his beliefs in TGM. Don't try to make yourself look good by making someone else look bad everybody is somebody's child and there is no reason to make mass generalizations about people.
Sorry about the length.
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quote:Originally posted by jim_0068
Thats interesting because they showed a clip of him hitting his second shot into 18 today and it suuuuuure looked like a hitting procedure to me:
-setup with the FLW and BRW
-ball a little further back in the stance to promote a draw since hitting leads to a fade (the pin was tucked front left on top of a hill)
-you could actually see the cross-lateral hip slide
Suuuure....abondoned TGM did he :-
quote:Originally posted by jim_0068
Thats interesting because they showed a clip of him hitting his second shot into 18 today and it suuuuuure looked like a hitting procedure to me:
-setup with the FLW and BRW
-ball a little further back in the stance to promote a draw since hitting leads to a fade (the pin was tucked front left on top of a hill)
-you could actually see the cross-lateral hip slide
Suuuure....abondoned TGM did he :-
Well, in all honesty, you could say that Michael Jordan was an avid student of Newton since his movements coincide with Newton's theories of motion.![]()
quote:Originally posted by corky05
What constitutes a "Big Name Teacher" anyways? Backing from Corporate America? No thanks! You can pay the $400 an hour.
And, Isn't the beauty of TGM that it is composed of complementary elements. TGM need not apologize for not having a quote, "Big Name Teacher" or the fact that you could see elements of TGM when Elk pured that mid-iron to 6 inches from the cup.
Whoa, easy fella. First, Mathew is English not a euro. Perhaps a socialist but not a commie just because he used the word corporation is less then a cheery way. I'm American, I hate corporations, I fight for workers rights and I'm 100 percent American. So... ease up. The world would be better off with less 'ugly americans"- that's a literary reference not a hygiene one.quote:Originally posted by ppg
mathew , you are a good tgm advocate, but in your comments you show signs of a commy pinko. You euro people always feel like most problems are caused by corporations.God bless capitalism and (PISS ON THE WEAK) Quit slamming corporate america ,Go get yours, just worry about yourself, be the best you can be and the market will pay what your worth and will judge you for how it benefits them.Don't bring that euro trash thinking in here.God bless USA and for each individual that goes out and gets what they want.Quit being a whiner.
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Whoa, easy fella. First, Mathew is English not a euro.