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Originally Posted by hg
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While I may not be the expert you are asking advice from...TGM is a study in progress for me...starting just this last winter. I did PM you regarding a very good series of short video clips by Paul Hart, a GSED in TGM, along with Peter Croker. Did you happen to look? The short clips are a very good companion to the book. They go over such basics as the- 3 imperatives
- 3 essentials
- 4 power accumulators
- shoulder planes
- plane angle variations
- hinge actions
- release types
- pressure points
- trigger types
- loading
- controlling the club
- power assembly & delivery sequence
- aiming points
As Yoda said in his recent video lesson with Brian Gay...an understanding of the concepts is very important to get all that is in the book. This forum is the best supplement for a broader understanding...alot of people give so much of their own time to promote an understanding. As a student of TGM for many years...Mr. Blake is truely the expert as I am sure all will agree.
Enjoy the journey!
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Thanks a lot for the info...
I am very curious as to how TGM will help someone at my level (~2.0 index). I have read on the forums of other players making significant strides in a very short time after seeing Lynn or Ted and learning TGM. I can see how some solid fundamentals would greatly help the player with the 15 handicap and above.
What I don't know is how much TGM will help the guy at my level. I do not consistently hit the ball as well as many other low single digit players. But having said that, I still hit the ball well enough to get myself in the 2.0 range.
I would love to hear from other low index guys that started TGM and what it did for their game.
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