NLU - Game Status & Improvement Series

What a great video, and perfectly topical for what I’ve been struggling with! Between this video and the Short Game Chef stuff, there might just be hope for my approach game/wedge play after all!!

I’m really, really hoping that the next installment is course management/strategy/target selection with Soly

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This was great @sundaybag

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Loved this. Ive always hated those mid range 40-60 yd wedges. Excited to get to the range

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I didn’t realize Maureen went to Oakwood. She was at OP when I was going to their indoor facility over winter lunch hours. Really nice lady. Her new facility is a little upgrade!

Oakwood course and range are unrecognizable for someone who moved away from KC five years ago.

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What’s your opinion on online lessons? I recently moved to a new city and haven’t done much research on local coaches yet. My previous swing coach offered to continue coaching me through an app where I submit videos of my swing.

I’m intrigued by this option, but there’s also platforms like skillest, which I am interested in trying out as well. Getting another coaches opinion on my swing could be a big benefit.

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I teach online lessons (DM me if you’re interested, I try not to promote my own stuff openly too much), and a lot of your fellow Refugees have done them, so I think they’re good. They don’t work if:

  • your instructor isn’t good at communicating without being able to move the student around
  • you aren’t good at practicing at the right speeds and exaggerating some things enough

Generally, if you can do that AND you can devote enough time to practice (often as I said above as little as 3 minutes at a time, 3 to 5 times a day), online lessons can be a cost effective way for both ends of the arrangement, that fit the schedules of both the instructor and student really well.

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State of the Union of their games.

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