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I love the poll questions because they really give me a chance to learn from all of you. Sure, it’s not exactly scientific, but I’ve learned something [...]
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I’ve recently been in touch with Doug Kercher, an Australian PGA golf professional. He’s been teaching the game for over 17 years and has been playing on the Australian Senior Tour since the 2006 season.
Doug has developed an interesting game improvement system, that I think might help me get more forward motion in my quest this coming season. It’s called Golf – Your Perfect Plan for Practice and Play
You can read a little about it here. If [...]
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We golfers practice for one reason: to be able to hit the shots on the course that we hit on the practice tee. We are training our bodies to produce an automatic reaction on the course to whatever shot we are faced with. We hit certain shots repeatedly on the practice tee and practice green until they become second nature. When they come up on the course, the fact that our bodies have been programmed to hit them inspires confidence [...]
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My name is Mike Gray and I'm a software engineer pursuing my dream to become a golf pro.
Life in the Rough is a chronicle of my journey. It covers my progress, my successes, my setbacks. I'll share everything I learn and do along the way, including reviews and tips. Maybe what I learn can help you too.
