Reviewer Wanted - 3-Days at the Tour Striker Golf Academy

[Tony Covey MGS 684]

Have you ever wondered if attending a golf school could change your game for the better?

Here’s your chance to find out.

 

Martin Chuck, the inventor of the Tour Striker line of training aids, has invited one of you to spend three days at his Tour Striker Golf Academy at the Raven Phoenix Golf Club.

 

He’ll cover the cost of airfare, lodging, and the golf school. All he asks in return is you show up with a desire to improve your game and a commitment to provide a fair and honest assessment of your experience.

 

 

Here’s what the winner can expect during the 3-Day Tour Striker Experience:

• World-class instruction from Golf Magazine Top 100 instructor, Martin Chuck, and his team of coaches
• Data-driven evaluation and analysis using modern technology like Trackman, GEARS, and BodiTrak
• An individual instruction plan designed to target and eliminate your bugaboos (those core issues that cost you strokes on the golf course)
• Supervised on-course play to work on shot selection, technique and decision-making in real golf situations
• Take-home materials and ongoing engagement to help you build on the fundamentals established during the golf school

Martin believes that, above all else, it's the continuing relationship with his students that truly separates the Tour Striker Golf Academy from the pack. Perhaps that's why he's received so many consistently positive reviews from his students.

 

"It’s not pixie dust. It’s knowledge and the right plan." – Martin Chuck

 

Contest Details (Please Read Carefully):

• A spot has been reserved in the golf school running from Thursday, December 7^th through Saturday, December 9^th  (You'll likely need to fly into Phoenix on the 6^th and out late on the 9^th or on the 10^th). If you cannot attend on these dates, please don’t apply.
• Prize includes airfare, lodging, and golf school admission.
• This contest is open to eveyone worldwide, however; please note that full aifare in included for US residents only. All others will receive a $375 travel credit.
• As always, void where prohibited.

How To Enter:

As you know, MyGolfSpy takes its product testing very seriously and that’s true of this Golf School review opportunity as well. All of our reader reviews are published in our Community Forum (click here to check them out). We expect a lot from our reviewers – writing a thorough, detailed and honest review is a commitment, as well as participation in the Forum itself to answer questions and discuss your experience at the Tour Striker Academy with other golfers.

 

To apply to attend a 3-day golf school at the Tour Striker Academy, here's what we need to know about you:

• Your Name & Age
• Where You Live
• Your biggest golf bugaboo (The thing that causes you to lose strokes on the golf course)

 

We'll be announcing our golf school reviewer in the MyGolfSpy Forum in two weeks.

Good Luck.

[jlukes 15,060]

Pretty darn cool opportunity

 

Joe (33)

New Jersey

 

The thing that causes me to lose strokes most during my rounds is my inconsistent iron striking.  Far too often do I not capitalize on a great tee shot because I hit an iron shot thin, causing me to miss the green or sometimes even put the ball out of play entirely.

[Mdwstrat 0]

Mike Walker, 36

Wesley Chapel, FL

Duck hooks are my full swing miss, but I'd be lying if I didn't acknowledge that chipping and lag putting cost me way more strokes.

[cksurfdude 8,790]

Love Martin Chuck and his video tips!!! Wanted to go to a 2-Day school he had on Long Island this Summer, but had a scheduling conflict I couldn't change.... And wouldn't you know it .. cannot go in December, either .. getting a new hip joint put in! I'm already jealous of the winner and can't wait to read all about it!!!

[STUDque 11,976]

Wow! What an awesome opportunity. Whoever gets chosen will be one lucky guy.

 

Here's my app:

 

1. Enrique, 30

2. Maryland

3. Accuracy off the tee and proximity to the hole with mid-long irons. Basically what it takes to birdie hunt.

 

 

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[chewylax8 0]

What a fantastic opportunity...thank you MGS and Martin Chuck!

• Nate (33)
• Indiana
• Overall I'm just not very good at this game with limited time to practice/play, but probably putting and the big misses off the tee that leads to doubles (and more)

[djahubes 1,262]

Dave Huber, 40

Virginia

75 and in, chipping putting

 

 

 

 

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[Viv 0]

Chris (28)

California

 

I struggle with a beautiful (ha, or so i say) range swing that by the 2nd hole has me swinging out of my shoes. The dreaded slice is in play today.

[dpanchuk 0]

Doug (58)

Cochrane AB Canada

Short game (125yds in) and putting are my "bugaboos" - terrible.

[jp410 0]

I would love this opportunity to improve my game: 

 

Jerry (70)

Nebraska

My biggest issue is consistent ball striking from the tee thru the fairway, specially with my irons. 

[GolfJunkie302 2,233]

Wow, what an awesome opportunity! I would definitely apply but I am not available at that time 😣

 

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[Chal 18]

Ryan, 41

Indiana

 

Putting, I struggle getting the ball in the hole

[Brian A 1,272]

• Brian (33)
• Pittsburgh PA
• Hitting the ball straight consistently, especially off the tee

[mwsb1998 40]

Kirby - 39

Wyoming

Bugaboo - Distance control. Knowing what to hit and how far they go.

I don't think I've ever been more excited to have an opportunity here. Thanks for the chance!

[sss1828 0]

Scott Solis - 48

Chicago, IL

Inconsistency from 100yds and in.

[1nflteam 8]

Steve (55)

 

Jupiter Florida

 

Inconsistent (Power fade) aka slice and putting are where I lose the most each round. But the thing that kills me is in between club shots, trying to reduce a full shot and causes a shank, or fat or just ugly shots. I play great at the range !!!!!!!!!!

[Rogina 1]

Mark, 35

 

I struggle with alittle of everything. My biggest struggle would have too be Driver, I tend too hook the ball. Actually I'd say I struggle with a hook 60% of the time with my long irons. The only part of my game where I feel somewhat confident is in my wedge play.

 

Quesnel B.C , Canada

I know this contest isn't open too Canadian residents, but I'd be will too pay my own air fare down. This would be an amazing opportunity too attend a Golf Academy such as Tour Striker.

 

 

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[MVold 0]

Awesome opportunity, love Chuck's video tips.

 

My application:

 

Monty Vold -  53

Leavenworth, Kansas

Biggest physical issue is tempo - shoulders often outrace my hips when I need to hit a shot leading to the dreaded pull hook.  Although what I really struggle with is confidence, trust in the club and swing.  Often on tight tee shots, after I've missed right,  I feel like I tried to steer the ball and didn't finish my swing. So I lose shots when I go after it to the left, but when I'm too conservative to the right.   Although I've been golfing since my early twenties, I've become passionate about the game the last five or six years, when my daughter decided to take up golf.  

[golfinnut 1,191]

What an awesome opportunity this is!  I've never been to a golf school but have always wanted to.  Thanks MGS for the opportunity!

 

• Your Name & Age - Chris B. a.k.a. Golfinnut, 45
• Where You Live - Leesburg, VA
• Your biggest golf bugaboo (The thing that causes you to lose strokes on the golf course) -  inconsistent ball striking & that weak, distance losing fade ... I know it's the Indian & not the Arrow but this Indian needs help to "see" it, to see what I'm doing wrong in my swing to correct it.  That's why even pro's have a teacher.  I have a great knowledge of the swing & how to correct it but I need to see what's wrong in order to fix it.  Oh & my putting could be better.  I feel I aim too far right.  I have a good stroke but my alignment is off.

[MattOwens 0]

Matt Owens

32

Saskatchewan, Canada

The dreaded 2 way miss is my biggest golf bugaboo. It sure would be nice to gain consistency and have control, to some degree of where the ball might be going off the tee!