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I’m not sure about the link but I love honking the horn anytime someone is putting or teeing off.
The best part is the response.
McCallum
I’m not sure about the link but I love honking the horn anytime someone is putting or teeing off.
So that was you back in the day when I was playing the old par 3 18th at RGA.
Looks great. Nice, new approach to golf instruction. And then, on the other hand, it looks like crap.
Get yourself a copy of Jack’s “Golf My Way” DVD, watch, absorb, replicate. I find Chamblee to be insufferable, so for that reason alone I say no.
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Possibly but I do recall always honking the horn at the driving range on Hwy 64 just west of Apex(peak of good living, give me a break).
One day, after laying down on the horn far before I passed the range, I notice a long golfer with his back to the road and not hitting balls.
He was propped on a driver, arm and middle finger extended, with the casual slouch of someone enjoying a good smoke.
He assumed that position until I passed.
McCallum
All golf instruction is good until I get out on the course and need a simple par to win a 2 dollar Nassau. Then I get creative in ways to blow it.
Get yourself a copy of Jack’s “Golf My Way” DVD, watch, absorb, replicate. I find Chamblee to be insufferable, so for that reason alone I say no.
I actually have a VHS copy of that. You are 100% correct. My game improved dramatically after watching it. But that was years ago.
I think I will upgrade to the DVD. Thanks for the reminder.
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