Would someone kindly explain...(Questions for an interview w/Brian)

[Brian Manzella]

I'd be happy for you to do the interview, Burner.

 

[mgranato]

I asked this at the Summit in NY, here more specifically:

What are the top three things (most frequent) you teach a club golfer?
What are the top three you teach a tournament golfer?

I really like these, and would love to hear the answers.

 

[Kevin Shields]

For sure, no doubt about that.

BUT as Tapio says in the other thread, sometimes the "body" can be the root of the problems. To assume that you can correct impact factors without addressing the body movement would be a false assumption IMHO. It's all too interconnected.

Just wanted to throw that in to counterbalance the opinions of some who seem to want to disregard the body in favour of golf lessons which ONLY address club manipulations. (not you of course)

Yes, but we're not talking about the root of the problem. We're talking about diagnosing what the problem is. And it's always a ballflght issue.

 

[DCgolf]

Yes, but we're not talking about the root of the problem. We're talking about diagnosing what the problem is. And it's always a ballflght issue.

ALWAYS!

 

[wulsy]

Question for the interview:

If you could go back in time, is there a book that you have read that you would deliberately NOT read in order to avoid misinformation. No need to mention the book. Just a yes or no answer.