ryantstewart

Hi all, Wondering if anyone has these videos and could give a review? I have been a member of James Sieckmann Phase 5 short game program for a few years but I am thinking about trying another short game method. Do the videos give instruction on the philosophy of his method or is it just how to hit trouble shots? Thanks, Ryan

I have always been curious about swing trainers. Tried a bunch and will probably always keep trying them. I found the swing click when I was looking for something like the Gabe Golf trainer to help me make a full backswing. For the price I think this is an excellent item. I will lay out a few of the points that have impressed me so far: Ease of use- Adjustable strap fits comfortably on my arm and the device is very self explanatory to use. After a week of tinkering I found that the most beneficial setting of the Swing Click was one counterclockwise turn. At first the device would ta

I have always been curious about swing trainers. Tried a bunch and will probably always keep trying them. I found the swing click when I was looking for something like the Gabe Golf trainer to help me make a full backswing. For the price I think this is an excellent item. I will lay out a few of the points that have impressed me so far: Ease of use- Adjustable strap fits comfortably on my arm and the device is very self explanatory to use. After a week of tinkering I found that the most beneficial setting of the Swing Click was one counterclockwise turn. At first the device would ta

Inside Down The Line Putting track was really helpful on feeling a correct path. Pelz putting tutor is great if you want to drive yourself insane.

Recently got this device and wanted to see if there was any interest in a review? http://swingclick.com/ I like it and I have found a few good uses for it. Price is nice too.

Ryan South Carolina 4handicap

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Ryan Stewart Charleston SC 4 handicap Callaway Mack Daddy 2 56 & 60 Titleist 56

Exciting promotions. I am a 3 handicap who first started playing golf with Hogan Apexs. Hogan was the equipment contract at the course I grew up playing in Roswell GA, with the head pro, Tom Smith, being a devout Hogan disciple. There was the famous photo of Hogan on 18 at Merion hanging in the pro shop and when I asked Tom why was this picture so famous he told me that it was to win the US Open. For many years I thought Hogan holed out from the fairway in "walkoff" fashion. All throughout my junior golf career I played Hogan's and still have my first set collecting dust in the attic