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

[Scientific Golfer]

Tom, 39, California.

Lack of distance is holding me back from being a better golfer. I'm not a short hitter when compared to the normal groups of people I play with (I'm at the top or around the upper few of the people I play with), but there are a lot of people that are longer than me. Given my index I am severely lacking compared to what stats say the average person of my index should hit the ball distance wise.

 

Given my general fitness (compared to the majority of society and majority of golfers I'm acquainted with), my flexibility, my strength, and lack of any physical injuries or aliments there should be potential distance untapped. Its likely that the lacking area is in knowing how to move in a way that is efficient to producing distance.

 

Statistics on and off the tour support the premise that if you have distance you'll hit more greens in regulation, the shorter your approach shot the closer your proximity to the hole is likely to be, the closer to the hole you are the more short putts you'll have, the shorter the putt you have the more likely you are to make the putt. The more greens in regulation you have (large factor) and the more putts you make (smaller factor) the better your scores on average.

 

Having the data of Gears, BodiTrak, and Trackman to see what is actually happening in the swing, and having someone who can understand and interpret the data from those correctly could be the key to improvement.

[bgraham48]

Bob Graham - 69 (I wish that was my score)

West Chester, PA

 

Like most golfers I seek more consistency including more distance and the ability to compress the ball.  I have followed Martin's tips for several years and purchased some of his training aids. I have seen some improvement but I can't seem to get it all together. I am very detail oriented and would provide a thorough review of the school.

[clark973]

Have always wanted to dive into an intensive golf school training and see what the long term results might be. Thank you for this opportunity to enter!

• Brian Clark - 33
  
• Grand Rapids, MI


• Likely my biggest bugaboo would be overall consistency, particularly off the tee. I am capable of hitting solid shots with shape, but also capable of complete misses that get me into trouble.

[Rrblaze]

Eric(64)

Center Valley , Pa

I would like to have a stroke that is built on the basics then I can work off of. I can hit the ball pretty good a lot of different ways but that makes it hard to be consistent. It sounds like your fundamentals or what I need.

[NoanLytle]

NoanLytle: Age 70

Grants Pass, Oregon

 

Over the past two seasons I have gone from an 11.1 Handicap index to 18.7. My entire game has gone down hill. I am not unhappy with my putting, but from tee to green I am frightfully inconsistant. Good drive to the middle of the fairway followed by a fat iron shot. Or, a dismal tee shot followed by a decent fairway club to get the ball in position, then skulling a wedge through the green. I guess my "bugaboo" is overall "flakiness".

[Jeza]

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[bgdawg34]

Rich Nickerson-43

 

Kalispell MT

 

Accuracy with long irons and woods.

 

Thanks for the chance to attend, awesome.

[Jeza]

Jeremy Johnson (33)

Devon United Kingdom

Could do with working on over all strike consistency, play off a fairly solid 10 handicap, but my biggest problems seem to be 110-50 yards in.

[garneson]

Gary 38

Benicia, Ca

 

Consistency is my biggest problem. Great drives, bad drives. Clean iron shots, wild iron shots. Ultimately inconsistencies throughout my game cause my scorecard to vary wildly.

[nfritsch]

Nick Fritsch - 37

Raleigh NC

 

Distance.  While I'm relatively consistent, due to a abbreviated swing, I constantly leave myself with approach shots where I have a 5 iron in my hand, and sometimes a hybrid.  This makes it tough for me to score as I'm constantly trying to get up and down around the greens.

[keys.kado]

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)

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

Good Luck.

Keylan Kado

31

Lethbridge Alberta

PULL HOOKS these get me on my irons to my driver when this goes wrong in a round it's so hard to overcome

 

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[ronc]

Wow - does he really think he can fix a golfer that has had the same bad habits for 50+ years...lol.

 

Anyway, I'd love the opportunity.

 

Ron Casper

Age 66

La Grange, IL.

Lack of distance and inconsistent ball striking.

[jbencs01]

• Justin - 30 yrs old
• New Jersey
• Losing shots OB off the tee.  Mostly a big hook right (im a lefty) but also can be blocks left.

[RBish]

1. Randall Bishop - 35

2. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
3. A Push slice that is difficult to predict. I love the game but I am in desperate need of help!

[downeyvader]

Kevin Downey - 40

Rockford (Grand Rapids), MI

 

I'm pretty sure that I have issues with losing my spine angle.  As a result I deal with early extension that leads to fats, thins, and the occasional shank. When I'm on, I'm on, and I can consistently shoot in the high 70's.  That said, I'm far too inconsistent to to be on so I typically live in the mid 80's.  I play a draw that from time tot time becomes a hook.  This usually happens when I find myself over swinging and my swing plane changes from neutral/in to out to out to in with what I'm sure is a closed club face.  Anyway, all this leads to terribly inconsistent golf from round to round and range session to range session which makes me question whether or not I want to continue to invest time and money in the game.  A chance at some professional help would be incredible.  Thanks for the opportunity!

[dinoma]

• Your Name & Age - Matt Buxton, 43

• Where You Live - London, UK
• Your biggest golf bugaboo (The thing that causes you to lose strokes on the golf course) -  Two sided miss with longer clubs, too-quick tempo on the backswing.  Oh also, my putting could be better!

[JAGolfore]

Josh - 33

Champaign, IL

The dreaded snap hook. Has not been as bad this year but still my miss.

 

 

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[SCameronGolf]

Scott Cameron, 27

Vancouver, BC

Wedge Play

 

[Muttleygolf]

Wow, what a great opportunity and worth flying from the UK for.

 

Name: Adam Uttley, 38

Location: Hemel Hempstead, UK

Bugaboo: Consistency of irons strikes. I am often long, short, left or right. My short game keeps my handicap (5) as I hit only 7 greens a round

[Beachbum]

Derek, 36

Brunswick, Maine

Inconsistencies within my swing have really plagued me the last two years, resulting in a lot of missed approach shots.  Far too often I find myself focusing on various corrections or positions within the swing instead of what I want the shot to do or what the target is.