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Date Posted: 14:30:02 10/01/01 Mon
Author: steveo
Subject: Re: Straight Shootin' Golf?
In reply to: Craig M 's message, "Re: Straight Shootin' Golf?" on 20:59:22 09/28/01 Fri

I too purchased the "SSG" system. On the upside Dalton is very entertaining. He advocates more upright clubs, a thicker grip, and an odd swinging from the top move (most people call this "casting") as the anchor of the swing. Overall it's an new twist on the convential swing. He sells a variety of training aids and accessories. If you thing NG clubs are expensive, SSG clubs run $1800-$2200 for a set of irons. If you are still interested I'll make you a good deal on the package.

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