2009 PGA Show Orlando - Forum Archive

purehitter 01-28-2009, 12:02 AM

If you are going to the show stop by my booth 1688. I would like to meet you and talk TGM.

John W Rohan-Weaver

GPStyles 01-28-2009, 08:56 AM

Got an email about this today from the TGM head office.

They are talking about Martin Hall being there and how MH has been named PGA teacher of the year.

Augusta Golf 01-28-2009, 01:21 PM

Martin will be there on Friday.

Guitar Man 01-31-2009, 04:59 AM

Originally Posted by purehitter If you are going to the show stop by my booth 1688. I would like to meet you and talk TGM.

John W Rohan-Weaver

Today is the last day of the PGA Show. Ben Doyle is at my booth Rover Golf #1688 all day today. We are located in the back of the teaching and training aids section by the food court.

To Better Golf,
John W Rohan-Weaver

drewitgolf 01-31-2009, 09:30 PM

Pure Hitter aka Guitar Man ???

Can I get two names so I can also talk to myself. I know it will solve alot of my problems. Won't it? Yes it will. Thanks, I feel much better now.

Yoda 01-31-2009, 09:42 PM

Originally Posted by drewitgolf Pure Hitter aka Guitar Man ???

Can I get two names so I can also talk to myself. I know it will solve alot of my problems. Won't it? Yes it will. Thanks, I feel much better now.

Jazz pianist Bill Evans did a great job with the concept. http://www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/r...gSuffix=dp_img

From a reviewer of this album:

"Bill Evans had a lot of ideas and only ten fingers. What great complex things could he do with, say, thirty fingers?"

Well I'm glad you asked because your question is answered on this very Bill Evans album. He overdubs himself - not once, but twice - to create an astounding and confusing stereophonic experience with three Bills having nice conversations together."

All the best, John. I luv ya, man, but you're incorrigible!

purehitter 02-01-2009, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by drewitgolf Pure Hitter aka Guitar Man ???

Can I get two names so I can also talk to myself. I know it will solve alot of my problems. Won't it? Yes it will. Thanks, I feel much better now.

I apologize for the two names. I just got one of my older computers back and I haven’t used it much. I guess I had registered with it and it still had the cookies in it. I will post only from one computer so I will not confuse anyone. I want to thank everyone who stopped by as it was a pleasure talking to you.

I will see you next year at the 2010 PGA show. The 2010 PGA Show will mark 15 years for Rover Golf and I have seen many ideas come and go for golf instruction and swing aids in this time.TGM has made it possible for me to continue every year with products that stand the test of time.

We all know that TGM it is the way and there are many ways with TGM. If it was not for the yellow book I am sure I would be long forgotten like all the other golf instruction and swing trainers that have tried reinventing the wheel.

This also marks 40 years for TGM book and it is making a stronger impact every year with non believers. I talked with many young PGA members that are going to get authorized and start spreading the word. The old dogs still have a hard time and will never change but their word is fading and the youth will soon be teaching this game with better knowledge and better understanding of the golf swing.

I look to the future as a very positive changing of the guard.

John W Rohan-Weaver GSEM

GPStyles 02-01-2009, 04:40 PM

Dis anyone attend the show that wasn't exhibiting?

What were the best:

Practice aids?
Novelty items?
Golf clubs?
Balls?

Anything else about the show that was good/bad?

Augusta Golf 02-02-2009, 02:56 PM

Nice meeting you at the show John, too many good things there to list them all!

purehitter 02-02-2009, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by Augusta Golf Nice meeting you at the show John, too many good things there to list them all!

I enjoyed meeting you and talking TGM as well. I noticed that many PGA members were more open to TGM this year. Times are changing for TGM and it is all good.