Comments on: Can Golf School Help Or Hinder Your Golf Swing Mechanics?

By: Can Building Your Own Hitting Net Improve Golf Swing? | A-Z Golf Swing Mechanics with Scott Kowalski

Wed, 02 Jun 2010 18:31:50 +0000

[...] You can practice anytime at your own discretion and the cost is minimal. It’s whatever materials and supplies you needed to invest initially to build one. This can become a center piece for you and your family to enjoy and learn. It will make you look like a teaching pro when you give tips on how to improve your golf swing. [...]

By: Will Custom Clubs vs. Store Bought Actually Make A Difference In Your Golf Swing Mechanics? | A-Z Golf Swing Mechanics with Scott Kowalski

Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:15:09 +0000

[...] they don’t care. They believe what’s the difference! Their not there to improve their golf swing mechanics but, to have fun being with others and enjoying the great outdoors. Most of the ones playing [...]

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By: The Old Crock

The Old Crock — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 10:49:22 +0000

Thats not a good sign, losing 200 members. Where have they gone? Have they gone to the public courses to choke the fairways up more so. I couldn’t image 200 members throwing their clubs away?

I’m sure that the powers to be are doing what they can. It’s going to be an interesting couple of years to come.

In the meantime, we need to be patient around the course. Hey! Plenty of time to do our stretches or mentally visualize the golf ball going into the hole!

The Old Crock
http://improvegolfswingworld.com

By: Parshooters

Parshooters — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:21:56 +0000

Great comment thank you. Here in Rochester, NY we’re facing the same financial troubles. A few of our private courses are turning semi-private because of loss of membership. We have one private course just in the past week that has closed down permanently laying everyone off. Their membership went from 300 a couple of years ago down to less than 100.

By: The Old Crock

The Old Crock — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 12:11:32 +0000

Hi Scott

I totally agree on most of the frustrations involved with slow play. The problem the golf clubs here in Sydney & Newcastle, Australia are finding are that the golfing members are dwindling because of the financial pressures happening and the clubs are finding it hard to encourage new people to join.

To just discourage wannabe golfers from getting onto the golf course if they can’t hit under the ton would be detrimental to all involved.

I agree there should be coaching offered to those who have an interest and encouraged to take it further.

Unfortunately golf still has an elitist image in some areas and you need to spend big dollars to be the part.

OK for the country clubs and some of the wankers that go there for the image only, but stats would show us that the most money spent in the golfing arena would be from the local club members.

So we must look for ways to patronage our club members and those who enjoy a round under the ton at a reasonable pace, but also encourage the new golfers before they’re told to piss off.

You never know, we may miss a special golfer or 2 and lose a course or 2.

The Old Crock
http://improvegolfswingworld.com
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