I met a PGA professional today. Inevitably, The Golfing Machine was brought up. The pro said, "I don't do TGM". I asked, "why not?". He said because everyone he knew who had a TGM background taught a method. I was quite shocked to say the least. He then named a 'famous' player taught by a 'famous' TGM instructor and said he doesn't like this player's new swing. He then went on to say he doesn't like the way TGM says your elbow must stay on the plane line on the backswing.
He said he might "do TGM" in the future.
I met a PGA professional today. Inevitably, The Golfing Machine was brought up. The pro said, "I don't do TGM". I asked, "why not?". He said because everyone he knew who had a TGM background taught a method. I was quite shocked to say the least. He then named a 'famous' player taught by a 'famous' TGM instructor and said he doesn't like this player's new swing. He then went on to say he doesn't like the way TGM says your elbow must stay on the plane line on the backswing.
He said he might "do TGM" in the future.
Did you kick him in the bag?
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Really tho....how many TGM instructors do the "method" deal? (honest question)
It doesn't mean TGM is a bad system....he prolly just doesn't understand it or know a lot about it....I'd say that would be the common reason for not liking it....I just don't know how you can't appreciate the information in this book.
And man....there's lots of PGA pros that teach methods too...
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