Here's a message that came in today. Hogan said, "The joy is in improving." Boy, he got that right. For instructors, the joy is watching their students improve. Harvey Penick would say, "I hope that shot made you as happy as it did me." Then he would hug his student. Well, I've given more than a few hugs in my teaching career, and I expect to give a whole lot more. If I knew this guy—John Williams—I would. Congrats, John, stay with it. This stuff works!
"Lynn,
Best money i ever spent on golf instruction. I got your downloadable DVD's last night. I have been playing for about 10 years. Broke 90 once after i took a lesson from [LBG EDIT: Name omitted.] about 2.5 years ago. I didn't think much of the TGM until I saw this website and some of your you tube videos. Your explanation of every part of the golf swing are really eye opening and reveal all of the pieces. As I studied the golf swing over the years I would have questions that no instructor could answer but you have. So today I went to the driving range.......all i can say is WOW. Knowing where the center of the swing was helped me out tremendously. As I incorporated the technique and aligned my body up properly, I was making all the minor adjustments that made the biggest difference overall. Using your instruction I literally could feel all the layers of fog being peeled away to reveal a SOLID and REPEATABLE swing. Making adjustments as needed. I was hitting so many straight shots with a
slight draw I had to get two buckets of balls. I cant thank you enough for making this available for people like me that love the game.
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