What are the recent books you have read on improving your game? Videos too ...
On my way to Vietnam as a Marine 2nd Lt, I was sent to Treasure Island near San Francisco. I was bored just hanging around for days with nothing to do so I went to get a haircut. The shop was empty and the barber asked if I wanted a scalp treatment. To kill more time I said,"OK". He finished and wrapped a large towel over my head so it looked like a giant cone head. He told me to take a seat and wait 5 minutes. Sure enough, enlisted Marines came into the shop and they did everything not to burst out laughing at the young and stupid looking brown bar Lt.
I am a longtime fan (and student) of Monte Scheinblum (rebelliongolf.com).
One instructor I subscribe to on YouTube is Tom Saguto (Saguto Golf). He's Stack and Tilt, but his delivery is fresh, positive, and energetic. Some will say he's cheesy. Definitely different, in a good way.
One instructor I subscribe to on YouTube is Tom Saguto (Saguto Golf). He's Stack and Tilt, but his delivery is fresh, positive, and energetic. Some will say he's cheesy. Definitely different, in a good way.