I wanted to let you know I happened to come across your PPGS website by accident one day, signed up for the free lessons, visited your website and thought what you were saying was making a lot of sense.

I eneded up buying the DVD set and the driver lesson. I live in the Northeast and the weather is just starting to break so I decided to take your lessons to the range (a heated one at that) and see if this swing was for me.

I’m a 17 handicap who started playing again after a long absence. Consistency with my irons (especially my longer ones) and distance with all my clubs has been the biggest issue. At 6′3, 280 lbs, I used to be able to hit a prettty long ball, now I cant get my driver past 200 yards.

I only hit one bucket but I was encouraged with the results especially from a consistency stand point. Although I do have to say I did hit a bunch of shots with my seven iron that I have’nt hit in years! They were long, straight and my swing was relaxed and effortless. (all with a 3/4 turn and narrower stance) I was by myself and had this big ear to ear grin because I proved to myself that that swing was in my body somewhere I just needed some tools to bring it out!

I’m still having issues starting the downswing with the bump. When I try to “skip the rock” I find myself pushing the ball to the right and not being able to finish up to the “t” position. Any suggestions on how I can work on this.

Its only one bucket and I know I have a long way to go, but I feel like I have finally found a foundation for a repeatable swing so that when I go to the range I’m practicing the right things. Best thing,… so far no back pain! That alone was worth the price of the dvd’s!

Hope to hear from you. I’ll be back at the range this weekend to see where I ma after bucket number two, but so far so good!

Every time I play golf with friends or even teamed with people I do not know and still enjoy a good
outing 18 hole golf game.
I am quite surprised to the fact that a lot players are not tuned in to the danger of the game:
almost every time I will be faced with a player just getting ahead in the fairway and not beeing aware the he could get hurt by the player hitting by ball behind him.
Don what kind of advice would give me so I can convince those people to never be in such
a position where a ball can hit them. When I try to caution them, they either get mad or just
disregard my comment although I am very friendly and try to explain in a gently way, that it
put me in awkward position while playing my shot and the put themselves in danger.

Look forward to read you on the subject above.

Thanks and regards

Rejean Charette