also a steep shoulder turn is more of a 90 degree angle to the plane of the swing wich is more effecient compared to swinging your arms on a much different plane than your torso

there is so much to morad as there is to tgm so although you can learn alot about tgm from this site you would learn it so much better by going to one of lynns schools the same for morad you really need to spend a few days of personal instruction at a school to get the concepts down

If any one is interested i just heard john cook on tv talking about that guy eric axley who came out of nowhere to win on tour a few weeks ago has been wrking with mike bennet and andy plummer.

I heard the same thing. Axley won and I believe Dean Wilson (another of their students) finished second that week.

Hello,
Yeah been doing the Morad stuff for quite a few years (11)years I belive. Funny Mac has changed a few things over the years to make things fit better and give it a cleaner look. Its working well this week too.
Grant is hitting the ball well in the Nationwide event this week:)

I did it first for my own sake,now I teach, so I get the question all the time.
Mainly do you teach Morad, no I teach Golf, however I belive that TGM and Morad give the proper blueprints to develop better players. Why would or could I do anything else. Funny thing is having guys argue the finer point about THE GOLF SWING. At this point I just say thats great and let the results of the players of the world define what works (hopefully some may be a student of mine)you never know.

Really the last three years have been more on the Brain Matters of the Whole thing. I have seen guys do it great but yet not perform. Mac has had a good take or two on that, but I think I hear it from my players side of my brain. He being a player himself and playing with him in a event has helped. Now I see better ways to score.Really its not that hard.

I am glad to see such wonderful topics on the sight you have hear because it does make an open pannel. I also think thats how all this got started, Homer started with an investigation. Its amazing were it has lead.

May the course be with you,
Dana

Learning From Dues-Payers
 

Thank you, Dana, for posting on our site. I respect your 'time-in-grade' and the hard-won knowledge you obviously bring to bear on the subject of Golf.

I look forward to continuing to learn from you here on LBG.

:)

Teaching What Works
 

bantamben,

I think there was a Sports Illustrated article in the last week or so on Mike and Andy. Along the way, TGM got a favorable mention. Could you put it up for us?

I spoke to Aaron Baddelley on the Tee tuesday at Greenesboro...Interesting conversation...Kinda went like this

Annikan: "Hey Aaron could you tell me about your experience with Mac?

Badds: "Sure...He told me I had to get my left arm in 45 degrees to the Plane Line at P3...I said to myself..."What's that Mean?""

Annikan: "You know now... right?"

Badds: "Yeah...but Andy keeps it pretty simple...It's all about knowing what controls the intended flight of the ball!"

Annikan to himself: "No Kidding!!!"

Badds: "Hey ...take a look at this and tell me what you think!?!"

Annikan: "That's NIIIIIIICCCCCEEEE!...CF Draws with a Wedge?:rolleyes:"

Annikan: "Now we gotta get Andy and Mike to become "Believers"...

Badds: [Pumps his Fist] as he looks back to our friends on the Tee..."Yeah!!!"



Badds a real cool dude...from down under...great move!!!!

lynn im not sure where to get that si article i think someone else posted it i might have i cant remember.