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  1. cmartingolf
    04-06-2010 09:25 AM - permalink
    cmartingolf
    Of course, send me a note at martinchuck@pga.com. Thx Gary.
  2. GaryC_47
    04-03-2010 11:31 PM - permalink
    GaryC_47
    Hi Martin,

    Do you still have a pro pricing deal for the Tour Strikers?

    Now that the weather is nice in the east I decided to hit balls today and discovered that someone has been in the backshop over winter and removed my two RH Tour Strikers from my training aids bag.

    Please let me know,
    thanks,
    Gary Cree
  3. flyers66
    04-01-2010 01:08 PM - permalink
    flyers66
    Hey CM,
    It's Doug from the Vegas GTE-How are you...Was in the Los Angeles Rodger Dunns yesterday and this guy and a few of the employes had a Tour Striker and were talking about how the liked it!
    Hope things are good
    Doug (Flyers66)
  4. Ringer
    10-18-2009 09:44 PM - permalink
    Ringer
    Hey, I see you're from Bend. I graduated from Redmond in '97.

    What course do you ususally play out there?
  5. III
    10-14-2009 10:47 PM - permalink
    III
    I have read the golfing machine a bunch, still working on it, and one day I will get certified. My dad is a TGM nut, he lives on Royal Oaks Country Club in Vancouver Wa so if you are ever up in that area its a great track. The Korea thing is a real possibility and have a good contact over there who is actually bringing his students down to San Diego this winter for two months and im gonna get involved then. All I do is read, go watch teachers teach, so thanks for the help and the advice. Your a great teacher from what I have heard from David and from my Dad. He is on this and about every other golf site out there and now I am to...
  6. III
    10-12-2009 07:51 PM - permalink
    III
    Hey Martin my name is Jack Crosley I work at the Vintage Club and work for D Woods and actually met you last year when you came out. The guy in the Pick apart this swing thread is actually me and I really dont want anyone on this site to know it. I do want to change some things with my swing which is why I have posted it here and golfwrx.com. Teaching is my dream, I love to do it, and I may be moving to Korea to teach the young Korean players over there which Is why I want to make my swing look a little or a lot better to have a little bit more credibility with my students. I still want an athletic swing but with fewer moving parts and posted this swing on here and golfwrx to get some expert opinions on where to start. Hope you had a good summer up in Bend, talk to you soon.
    Jack
  7. begolfpro
    07-18-2009 03:14 PM - permalink
    begolfpro
    I know what you mean! Loving the Tour Strikers :-) Speak to you when you have some time. May phone you some time next week. Let me know when is a good time. Don't forget to add at least 6 hours onto the time, hee, hee
  8. cmartingolf
    07-18-2009 02:03 PM - permalink
    cmartingolf
    Hi Bradley,

    I havn't read it yet! Looking forward to it. I'm sorry, I didn't know that your screen name was "BEGOLFPRO"

    I've been buried at work and home, so I haven't reviewed your video yet. I will soon. Cheers.

    Martin
  9. begolfpro
    07-18-2009 12:44 PM - permalink
    begolfpro
    Hi Martin,

    Bradley here :-) What do you think of Fred Tuxen's "reserved" view of ball position in the new Trackman Newsletter...

    However, if you add the effect of moving the ball backwards in
    your stance progressively with the shorter club, it is possible to
    counter balance this so you can end up with the same horizontal
    swing plane (aiming) for all your irons! Other than that, ball posi-
    tion is very much a teaching philosophy in which I will not take a
    strong position - but I can analyze the data! Some teachers want to
    keep the same ball position throughout the set while others speak
    for moving the ball progressively towards the right foot. Analyzing
    the data I would probably tend towards the idea of moving the ball
    backwards, since this could enable your setup to be the same for
    all irons and hybrids.
  10. Drew_MN
    03-23-2009 08:32 AM - permalink
    Drew_MN
    cmartin,

    Ive found this forum last summer, it has helped me tremendously. It took sometime and a whole lot of failure, but ive finally gotten to a point I have finally gotten to the point I can golf w/out flipping the club. I have not validated it yet (live in MN) were just getting going here, but Ive really only had range time. I had serious break thru last Nov. really the last week of golf in Mn. So, im going to do my best to keep this short. Im 16 handicapp, and Im very encouraged that my new found swing is going to put big dent in that. Anyway, thru my progression one of the feelings ive come to know is that of hitting the ball w/ the top of the clubface. I realize this isnt happening but its a feel i get of having the handle where its supposed to be and not behind the clubhead. Then I came across your product on, and thought OH MAN THATS IT!! HOLY MOLEY THIS GUYS GOT IT!! IT really validated things for me. REading your posts and seeing your product made my day to say the least even though ive never tried it. Im very sure if I wouldve tried that last summer it probably wouldve save me a serious amount of time and effort and $ along w/ repeated failure. I had lessons from TGM instructor up here intro'd me to TGM and this site etc. Only, couldnt fix me. Honestly I dont know if he saw my swing fault. So I back booking more lessons and beat this on my own after trial and error and this site.....Now, the point I want to get to is about my fathers swing. He struggles w/ the flip as did I...that along w/ over the top move. Do you think this could improve his progression? Id love to save him the time. Thanks for your time, let me know what you think!!

    Drew

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