The Advanced Junior Golf Academy At Money Hill / May 20-21, 2006
The Advanced Junior Golf Academy At Money Hill
Money Hill Golf & Country Club, Abita Springs, Louisiana
May 20-21, 2006
The Challenge
The days of the talented young player taking years to learn by 'trial and error' are over. The level of competition in both junior golf and at the collegiate level is simply too high. In addition to personal dedication, today's player needs an effective, efficient golf swing that will enable him or her to compete now. And this requires competent instruction in all facets of the game.
The Opportunity
The Rob Noel Golf Academy and Lynn Blake Golf, LLC invite you to attend the Advanced Junior Golf Academy at Money Hill the weekend of May 20-21, 2006. The Academy will provide a wonderful opportunity for students to receive cutting edge golf instruction from competent, qualified instructors as well as to meet and learn from other advanced junior players.
Location
This special event will be held at the Rob Noel Golf Academy, Money Hill Golf Club, 100 Country Club Drive, Abita Springs, Louisiana 70420. Telephone: 985-809-0060. One of the top teaching facilities in the South, the Learning Center features three covered practice bays, a putting and chipping green and a 30 acre practice range. http://robnoelgolfacademy.com/facility.htm Click here for Travel Directions.
Instructors
Lynn Blake, GSED
Lynn Blake, is one of the few individuals fortunate enough to have been trained personally by Homer Kelley. In January 1982, then an amateur, he received from him the designation Golf Stroke Engineering Master (GSEM). He turned professional soon thereafter, and over the next three years, while continuing his financial business, conducted more than forty golf schools in six states. In the fall of 1984 and after the death of Mr. Kelley, though his golf schools were successful by any definition, he determined that he could no longer 'ride two horses,' and he ceased his golf activities. Twenty years later, he has returned as an authoritative voice of The Golfing Machine®.
In April 2004, he conducted his inaugural 'comeback' Workshop for both professionals and amateurs at the PGA TOUR Academy in St. Augustine, Florida. Over the next eighteen months, ten more sold-out Workshops followed at major resort and private club locations in seven states from coast-to-coast and also in Germany. During this time, he earned the designation Golf Stroke Engineering Doctor (GSED) by The Golfing Machine, LLC. In addition, he has taught numerous Private Workshops for an international clientele including several of the nation's most respected PGA teaching professionals. In January 2006 he was the Lead Instructor teaching 28 PGA professionals at the two-day regional conference of custom clubmaker Henry-Griffitts. In March 2006, he was a main platform speaker for a full half day before more than 500 professionals of the Swedish PGA.
Of his recent accomplishments, he is most proud of LynnBlakeGolf.com, a website formed in January 2005 that he feels is destined to revolutionize the world of conventional golf instruction. With extensive archives and a growing Video Gallery, it now boasts more than 2,400 Registered Members who have contributed more than 22,000 posts to its Forums. Lynn is a prolific writer for the site, logging more than 3,000 posts since its founding.
Rob Noel, GSEM, PGA
Louisiana native Rob Noel started his teaching career in 1987 after completing his education at the San Diego Golf Academy. He returned to his home state a year later as Director of Instruction at Lakewood Country Club. He created The Rob Noel Golf Academy in 1992 after moving to Bayou Oaks in New Orleans. His tenure at Money Hill Golf & Country Club in Abita Springs began in 1999. Rob has been twice recognized by his peers as Gulf States Teacher of the Year (1993 and 2000). In addition, he was named by Golf Digest as Best Teacher in Louisiana (2000 & 2003). Players of all levels have significantly improved their games through Rob's focused instruction. Included as students are PGA TOUR players Brian Watts, 1998 British Open runner-up, and Kelly Gibson, thirteen-year TOUR veteran and Nationwide Tour two-time winner. Others that have sought Rob's instruction include TOUR veterans Grant Waite, John Reigger, Scott Verplank, and Kevin Wentworth. A member of the PGA of America since 1989, Rob is an Authorized Instructor of The Golfing Machine® and has earned the designation Golf Stroke Engineering Master (GSEM).
Buzzy Brown, GSEB
Buzzy Brown is the club fitting and repair specialist at the Rob Noel Golf Academy. An experienced veteran of many years, his reputation as one of Louisiana's top practitioners has been earned by his expertise, uncompromising attention to detail and constant efforts to stay abreast of the latest equipment advancements. He is a Henry-Griffitts Certified Teacher-Fitter, an Authorized Instructor of The Golfing Machine® holding the designation Golf Stroke Engineering Bachelor (GSEB) and one of the Gulf South's only PCS "Class A" Clubmakers.
Chris Wertz, GSEM
Chris Wertz is Rob Noel Golf Academy’s newest member. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a degree in Graphic Design. Chris has been around golf all his life and is truly a student of the game. He has spent the past year honing his teaching skills at the Academy and furthering his knowledge of the golf stroke through his study of The Golfing Machine®. He is an Authorized Instructor with the designation Golf Stroke Engineering Master (GSEM). Chris has a true passion for the game and is dedicated to helping his students enjoy their game. Among his other duties, Chris will be heading up the Rob Noel Junior Golf Academy, a program designed to give juniors the opportunity to learn the game correctly from the beginning.
What You Will Learn
The Academy will consist of two full days of intense golf instruction:
Pre-shot Routine
Short game mechanics and appliction
Full swing mechanics and application
The Mental Game and Course Management
Comprehensive equipment evaluation
Fitness evaluation
Golf Stroke Mechanics and the Mental Game will be presented according to the principles and procedures of Homer Kelley's landmark textbook, The Golfing Machine®. The Equipment Evaluation and clubfitting will be conducted utilizing the proprietary tools and techniques developed by Henry-Griffitts, originators of the industry's most advanced clubfitting system. The Fitness Evaluation will involve checking flexibility, balance, stability and range of motion according to the latest tour-tested principles and research.
Who Should Attend
High school players aspiring to play in college and college players looking for the competitive edge.
Tuition Fee
Tuition is $475 and includes all facilities fees, lunch for two days, training aids, written materials and an Academy hat.
Enrollment
Take advantage of this outstanding opportunity and enroll today! For Registration and questions, contact Rob Noel Golf Academy by email: rob@robnoelgolfacademy.com or by telephone at 985-809-0060. For payment, click on this link: reserve your spot now
It's no secret that today's world of junior and collegiate golf is a demanding arena. Here's a terrific opportunity for aspiring young players to acquire the skills they need now to compete and win. Email rob@robnoelgolfacademy.com to reserve your spot now.
Hey fellas-------any thoughts that your sticking this right in the middle of alot of college and High school graduation type datelines?
Excellent Idea, I'm sure it will fill up quickly just the same,
how about planning another one?
Yes, Sbark, we knew it was a tough date, but we really had no other choice. We wanted to fit this in between the end of school, the beginning of the junior tournament season, Easter and Mother's Day.
Maybe we'll be able to do better next time around, but like Saturday Night Live'sGilda Radner's great character Rosanna Rosanna Donna used to say...
We had a very successful school. Again Lynn performed his magic. A great group of 13 kids ages ranging from 13 to 21. We began the day at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning with a short Yoda lecture on the concepts we would be working on for the two days. The kids were actually on the edges of their seats. They were all like sponges eager to learn. And learn they did. By the end of the two days divots were flying and the ground was shaking. They were all swinging all the way down plane to Low Point. In the short game area they were holing out chips with basic motion and making putts from everywhere.
One thing I wanted to accomplish in this school was to help these kids make their high school teams and educate them on what it would take to play in college. I would like to thank Chris McCarter, golf coach for the University of New Orleans, who gave the kids a wonderful talk on what it takes to play at the college level. I know the kids really appreciated it.
I would also like to thank my associate Chris Wertz who really worked hard to allow these kids to learn and have a great time in this school.
Lynn, thank you for your relentless passion for the game and sharing that passion with everyone you meet. I know you made a lasting impression on these kids. I look forward to doing this again with you real soon.
Buzzy Brown, GSEB
Chris Wertz, GSEM
reserve your spot now
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