3-B Praticing and Playing

Originally Posted by Phillygolf
And so, what would be the preferred pattern or list to tackling the above?

Patrick

Two thoughts, one from The Book and the other from Homer Kelley's personal teaching:

From The Book: "...the first wobbly point in your Total Motion (12-3), not Impact, is where you should be working." [3-B]

From The Man: "Don't neglect anything. Work on a number of different things at the same time. That's because the problem you're having with a particular Component may have its root cause somewhere else. And when you fix that, you automatically solve the problem you're working on." [Quote paraphrased.]

Originally Posted by Hank

Yoda,

Just wanted to give you another update. Played in a one day event today and shot 73 in less than great conditions (drizzly, muddy, and greens that are in transition - borderline "un-puttable"). Good enough for 2nd place. Hit 72% of the fairways and 78% of the greens. I was really "piping" the driver. One of the players in the group ahead of us (who's quite long) pulled me aside after we finished and said "man - you were bombing it, and STRAIGHT. What driver are you hitting?". (That would be the TGM driver I thought to myself).

Hank

Great stuff, Hank. Let's post this!

P.S. Remember in slightly darker PM days when I told you we needed to focus on what YOU were doing and less on helping others to understand what THEY were doing? You're gettin' it now. Big Time!