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The James Andrews School Of Golf

Posted December 18th, 2009 at 2:23 pm in Golf Instruction

Mr. Edward Biggs – Webmaster of the James Andrews School of Golf , himself, contacted me with an offer of a link exchange, explaining the benefits of incoming links to a website, which I totally agree with. Let's take it a bit deeper and see if he is up for the LowCarb Golfer's shot of Turbo Linking, Arizona style.

Here is their pitch taken right from their homepage and what they have to say about themselves and their golf schools, although the concept of a "residential" golf school escapes me. I guess it just means you can stay there while you fiddle with your swing. From the looks of it I would have to say that the next time I was in the UK I would be heading over to see James for a golf swing tune-up. (more…)

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The Adjustable Driver – Shot Shaper Or Gimmick?

Posted October 18th, 2009 at 11:01 am in Golf Instruction, Golf WOP's

That's the question us amateur golfers want to know! Before we go out and spend a bunch of our precious green-fee dollars on a new driver us 14-25 handicappers want to know if these things are worth the money.

The only way to find that out is to read what people such as Charlie King, Director of the Reynolds Golf Academy at Reynolds Plantation, in Greensboro, GA have to say about them. (see his article in the November issue of Golf Magazine) The other is to invite those golfers (amateurs only please) who have actually used them in play – to take our poll concerning their usability – remedy or gimmick?

By the way, there is good news on the golf instruction front, Charlie King, one of Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers has a new golf instruction blog! I like his style and his inventive approach to golf instruction. So much so that one of these days (soon) I'm sending my friend the Golftrekker down to Reynolds Plantation disguised as a chubby, 60 year-old 15 handicapper with a nasty snap hook. If Mr. King can help this guy (with an adjustable driver or not) AND he guesses correctly that the aforementioned golfer is associated with the Golftrekker he will be honored on this blog with the LCGolfer's, Golf Instructor Of The Year award and be presented with a new Cadillac! Sorry Charlie! Just testing your sense of humor with the Cadillac thing.