Where Robert Rock goes for Golf Knowledge

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Brian Manzella

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I have talked to Robert several times, a couple of times in person, and he is a great guy.

I'd love to help him more in the future.
 
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Brian Manzella

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The only time I got to help Robert, it was on the phone with his driving. He won a couple of weeks later and sent me a thank you text.

I saw him at a couple of events in 2012.

I see plenty things in his swing that I would have fun fixing.
 
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Brian Manzella

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A clarification....

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If you are golf teacher worth a darn, you can look at a swing and have an idea where you might start with a golfer. Measuring is important, but without a good eye, all you are is a lab tech—at best.
 
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dbl

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I read a longer post on here which was spot on. Brian is the real deal, fixing people and bettering the 'game' (the game of instruction!).
 
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zachgolf

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It's a good thing that Robert Rock is ditching that bowing left wrist release stuff (I'm just guessing...did I guess right Brian?...hehe)
 
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jerry1967

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He mentions Brian and the Golfing Machine but Brian is not with the Golfing Machine any more. My understanding is Brian now disagrees
with many parts of the book.
 
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Michael Finney

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jerry1967 said:
He mentions Brian and the Golfing Machine but Brian is not with the Golfing Machine any more. My understanding is Brian now disagrees
with many parts of the book.
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No - he doesn't disagree with many parts of the book. He thinks it should be flushed down the toilet.
 
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wulsy

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That's just the way it is jerry. The book was full of nonsense but did introduce a lot of the basic ideas for looking at the swing in a scientific way. In a way it was a necessary evil.
 
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jerry1967

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wulsy said:
That's just the way it is jerry. The book was full of nonsense but did introduce a lot of the basic ideas for looking at the swing in a scientific way. In a way it was a necessary evil.
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I wish I understood the book better but for now I will take your word for it.
 
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dschultz6072

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Not to poopoo on Lynn or TGM, but man those "feelings" on the videos are exactly why I struggle. I'm sure some of those help some students who flip or just pick the club up but yea, delofting a wood mmmmm no thanks. I like to hit my driver higher than 30 feet.
 
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