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>>O.K., so I am tired of swing changes, Golf Academy >>live and swing trainers. I am tired of strugling with >>my swing and having several "swings of the week" that >>change weekly. I have seen the T.V. Infomercial, I >>even bought the book back in 97' but never read it >>(and have lost it now). >> >>So, where do I start? >> >>Buy the informercial package? >>Buy the book? >>Buy the clubs right now or regrip what I have with >>some jumbo grips? >>Find a local pro who can give a Natural golf lesson >>(in Metro Detroit)? >> >>I guess I'm looking for good solid advice as how to be >>successful in changing to this new swing. >> >>My goal is to become a better striker of the ball. A >>couple of years ago with a traditional swing and >>almost daily practice I got the handicap down to a 10, >>but marriage and 2 kids have put an end to that. >> >>Can anyone share some ideas with me? >> >>Thank you >> >>Bill Jenkins >I, too, was once a 10 or 12 hdcp. Then along came >marriage, a family, and an extended time away from the >game. When I resumed about four years ago, I couldn't >believe how crappy I was playing. After struggling >with injuries and scores in the 90s, I finally took >the plunge last fall and purchased the LOBG video >package. Believe me when I say that it will take TIME >and WORK for anyone who's played CG before. I haved >pounded thousands of balls, took a private lesson from >a NGCI and have played a couple of dozen rounds. I am >just now starting to see results......hitting the ball >longer, straighter and finally starting to break >through into the mid to upper 80s. But it has taken >nine months here in the Midwest (where I couldn't even >pick up a club for 3-4 months because of the weather >and no indoor ranges). I have only now begun to think >about equipment. I'm still playing with my 20-year-old >Lynx Predators and a 2-year-old King Cobra driver. I >would recommend buying the LOBG video, work at it, be >PATIENT, and only after you've started to groove your >swing, then begin thinking about equipment. Yes >there's an advantage in playing equipment designed for >SA golf, but the swing is still the thing. Just my >opinion. Hope you give NG a try.

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