New Coach on the block!

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sat Feb 06, 2010 10:54 pm

I wonder how long his 1 session was... 3 hours?

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:03 pm

RegiT wrote:

seebayho wrote:

Hi jHan18,

After 1 session with you I have cut 6 strokes in my last round.
I drive to the fairway most of the time.
My dreaded 4 footer has become my favorite.
My chippings has also improved.

You might be new, but you are awesome.

Now, I just need to work on that little 20 meter extra.......

Wah....putting, chipping and driving in 1 session.

we had a 2 hr session. the most important part of the session especially it being the first is to understand his golf game. what makes things work, how he perceives the techniques of the various departments(putting,chipping,swing)the terminology he has in his head, his thought process and clarifying the doubts he had on what he was doing.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:05 pm

Hmmm, not a bad investment. I'm seeing shorthitter for some work, but definitely open to new learnings.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:07 pm

shorthitter is a gd bloke. i'm sure he'll help u out

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:12 pm

yeah, i'm working with him on a personalized programme to identify the gaps in my game, and drills that can help me improve yardage and consistency. Review again when I'm back in July, but I have heard good things about him.

It appears that GR has the privilege and good fortune to have several good coaches on board who can offer honest, down-to-earth and results-driven services to help GRians improve and enjoy the game!

Very Active Golfer Posts: 629 Join date: 2009-11-29

we had a 2 hr session. the most important part of the session especially it being the first is to understand his golf game. what makes things work, how he perceives the techniques of the various departments(putting,chipping,swing)the terminology he has in his head, his thought process and clarifying the doubts he had on what he was doing.[/quote]

You did a good job on working the perceives techniques.
Establishing on the definition so as to work on the same mind is paramount.
You cleared my misunderstanding of using big muscles.
My confusion of feel and mechanical was straighten.
The few 9 iron chips that left with putter length was the results of your "passive wrist".
I changed from "directional spot" on short putt instead of your "strength control", has done wonders.

Great Job! ....but need you to work on my little 20 meter more.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sun Feb 07, 2010 10:03 pm

seebayho wrote:

we had a 2 hr session. the most important part of the session especially it being the first is to understand his golf game. what makes things work, how he perceives the techniques of the various departments(putting,chipping,swing)the terminology he has in his head, his thought process and clarifying the doubts he had on what he was doing.

You did a good job on working the perceives techniques.
Establishing on the definition so as to work on the same mind is paramount.
You cleared my misunderstanding of using big muscles.
My confusion of feel and mechanical was straighten.
The few 9 iron chips that left with putter length was the results of your "passive wrist".
I changed from "directional spot" on short putt instead of your "strength control", has done wonders.

Great Job! ....but need you to work on my little 20 meter more.[quote="seebayho"]
no prob! i'm sure we can add that to your game. hope u played well this wkend!

Newbie Golfer Posts: 56 Join date: 2009-10-13

Hi Justin, if you coach in WGCC, does that mean that you part of the coaching team from Muru Golf Academy?

Any discount for WGCC members? Very Happy

Cheers
EJ

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:15 am

Eltonjuan wrote:

Hi Justin, if you coach in WGCC, does that mean that you part of the coaching team from Muru Golf Academy?

Any discount for WGCC members? Very Happy

Cheers
EJ

yup you do. you get 10% off any package may it be a 5 or 10 lesson one.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:13 am

Hi Justine

Currently, i'm looking for some individual session to improve my swing.

would you be able to advise me more how should i go about it ?

thank you

snowman

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:50 pm

golf_snowman wrote:

Hi Justine

Currently, i'm looking for some individual session to improve my swing.

would you be able to advise me more how should i go about it ?

thank you

snowman

sorry bud justine is a girl's name:oops: . I'd be more than happy to have a look at your swing and advise you based on your goals in golf. I'd rarely get someone to totally revamp his swing rather i'll work around his/her current swing. basically i'd help you understand how the swing works as many are confused by certain golf jargon and this would affect the way you would swing the club. Do drop me a pm if you'd like to have a lesson. I'm sure we'll be able get your swing heading in the right direction!

Very Active Golfer Posts: 561 Join date: 2009-12-26

amen bro...btw I cant go to SSN tomorrow, flying to Samui. hope you can look at my driver swing next time you come to MBGC.

I will report results from my first 18 hole after our short game sessions..i am dreading the tight fairways of Santiburi but confident that I will go up and down more often.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:20 pm

pushslice wrote:

amen bro...btw I cant go to SSN tomorrow, flying to Samui. hope you can look at my driver swing next time you come to MBGC.

I will report results from my first 18 hole after our short game sessions..i am dreading the tight fairways of Santiburi but confident that I will go up and down more often.

good luck and have fun. most impt dont stress yourself out over the tight fairways. just prepare yourself the best way you can before you hit every shot.

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:00 am

jhan18 wrote:

golf_snowman wrote:

Hi Justine

Currently, i'm looking for some individual session to improve my swing.

would you be able to advise me more how should i go about it ?

thank you

snowman

sorry bud justine is a girl's name:oops: . I'd be more than happy to have a look at your swing and advise you based on your goals in golf. I'd rarely get someone to totally revamp his swing rather i'll work around his/her current swing. basically i'd help you understand how the swing works as many are confused by certain golf jargon and this would affect the way you would swing the club. Do drop me a pm if you'd like to have a lesson. I'm sure we'll be able get your swing heading in the right direction!

Ops !!..sorry for the typo..keke

I just drop you a PM..

snowman

Subject: Re: New Coach on the block! Sun Mar 14, 2010 10:53 pm

just for your reading pleasure Smile

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