Two Peas In A PODS
On TOUR With LBG
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03-09-2007, 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Yoda
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Way back in 2005, Heath Slocum was struggling. He was playing poorly and in danger of losing his PGA TOUR card. That year, he met my student and LBG friend, Mark Blackburn, PGA, GSEM, and a partnership was formed that would transform his game. Before the year was out, Heath won the Southern Farm Bureau Classic and in 2006 would post career-high official money winnings of $1,180,681. http://www.pgatour.com/players/02/22...dia-guide.html
This year, he is off to a red-hot start. With back-to-back top-10s -- a 4th at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and a 6th at the FBR Open -- and one top-20 in his first three starts, he has won $505,000 and leads the PGA TOUR in Scoring Average.
"Leads the PGA TOUR in Scoring Average."
Has a nice ring to it, don't you think?

Here are a few photos of Heath and Mark gettin' it done on Tuesday. I filmed some video in the afternoon, including a Q&A on what they're working on. We'll get it up soon!
#1 Mark and Heath still dressed for an early morning Florida chill.
#2 Their own 'Battle Central' located at the far end of the range.
#3 Sharing a laugh between two stations.
#4 Heath in a 'Slow-Mo' drill programming his entire stroke. This is after Start Up and into the Backstroke. Check out the bag in the lower left corner...would those be dowels?
#5 The Finish of a fine golf shot.
#6 More 'Slow-Mo.' This time, at the Top (Hands at Right Shoulder and On Plane).
#7 'Slo-mo' drill -- at Release. BTW, in the background, that's Brian Mogg working with Joe Durant.
#8 A beautiful Pivot with a centered Head position. If anybody is wondering what we teach, you're looking at it. And on golf's biggest stage.
#9-#11 Mark tweaking the 'Slow-Mo' alignments (at Address and Release).
#12 Back at it after lunch. No need for those pullovers now!
Results?
In Thursday's opening round, Heath shot a blistering 3-under par 68 and is T-6 in a 144-man field of the game's greatest players. Congratulations, guys, keep it going! 
But don't get too comfortable, 'cuz...
Brian Gay is only a shot back at 69!
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Only at lynnblakegolf.com! This place is amazing!
I noticed Yoda that you have a green id tag, very nice!
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"In my experience, if you stay with the essentials you WILL build a repeatable swing undoubtedly. If you can master the Imperatives you have a champion" (Vikram).
The reason you can't sustain the lag is because you are so eager to make the club move fast (a reaction to the intent of "hitting it far"). So on a full shot you throw it away too early, which doesn't happen for your short chip. (bts)
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03-09-2007, 01:01 AM
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Not For Sale
Originally Posted by mrodock
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Only at lynnblakegolf.com! This place is amazing!
I noticed Yoda that you have a green id tag, very nice!
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Thanks, Matt. 'Preciate those comments!
I am proud to have qualified for that PGA TOUR INSTRUCTOR credential you mention. It gets me onto the Practice Tee and into the Locker Room and Clubhouse at all PGA TOUR events. It's a good thing!
And trust me...
It ain't for sale at Edwin Watts!

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03-09-2007, 09:45 AM
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I really like Heath Slocum's game. There must be something in the water around the Milton/Pensacola area with Slocum/Weekley/Watson & Durant all doing well.
Why would Joe Durant leave Ron Gring after being a top 10 ballstriker all these years to work with Leadbetter disciple Brian Mogg? Not hating, just asking.
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