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Jim Kronlund AKA. cameraman and Casey.

Jim Rome
I'm breaking my second athlete twitter talent. @rexchapman was the first and he went instant LEGEND. Now I'm telling you to follow @elkpga.
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  • cameraman and casey

    When I first met Mike I was getting insurance for 2 cars and the new house I bought on the lake where all this began. I asked Mike about golf because I was new to the region and I saw some golf related items in his office. I am fanatical about golf so I asked Mike about his golf. He told me a little bit of history on himself but as usual he was bei ...
    Jun 07 Tags: Untagged

Martin Ayers

My new swing motto....
Don't just do something..Stand there!

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  • A Lesson with Jackie Burke Jr.

    A lesson with JB There's been a lot of talk over the years about Hogan's secret. I think all the conjecture is a lot fun. I would rather hear from his contemporaries, guys that not only played with him but knew him well. ...
    Nov 26 Tags: Untagged
  • My thoughts on Episode #582 in the Dirt Vault

    This latest video of Elk discussing his game at the SITD clinic at Pasatiempo prompted me to write my first blog entry on SITD. I will do this from time to time from now on, rather than start a thread on the forums. I thought what Elk said in this short clip is so important that I wanted to share my perspective of what he said and just how importan ...
    Oct 30 Tags: Untagged
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Timothy Goynes

Took a week off after that tournament. Now looking forward to this weekend, where it looks like I will get to play on Friday, Saturday AND Sunday! The persimmons are back in the bag, and I'm going to play some more, shall we say, "gentle" tracks than I played in the qualifier. Huzzah!

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JASON RICHARDSON

JASON RICHARDSON has not set their biography yet

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  • Drills and pivot

    I have been doing drills, actually mainly one drill. The stork drill. I was having some trouble getting back to the ball, and noticed a lack of stability in my feet. The stork drill is basically, hitting balls while standing with your feet close together with the left foot back, while standing closer to the ball with a tall right axis. i did these ...
    Jul 23 Tags: Untagged
  • Understanding the Wall

    After studying my week one videos and conversing on the DOCF site, I have been trying to correct some faults in my swing. I have come a long way on the back swing from taking it outside and looping it, to taking it down the line with a smaller loop. Now I have finally begun to take the club in strait away and it has made my back swing. I thought I ...
    Jul 07 Tags: Untagged
  • NOW WE'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE!!!!! CONTAINING THE SLING

    I have had a case of the high rights a little slappy type shot mostly with a few gems sprinkled in since I started this process. I know I am doing something right because I am hitting it on the sweet spot consistently, just not quite getting back to square. I was thinking through the swing last night and especially the release. How can I get the cl ...
    Jun 24 Tags: Untagged
  • FOUND A MAJOR FLAW

    I think I may have pin pointed the major flaw in my action up to this point. I feel like I am taking it back correctly - reverse roll, belly roll, sling.....  but as I was coming into the ball I was loosing my spine angle. I was just watching the docf overview and review, and I need to get my right shoulder to move out toward the ball a bit an ...
    Jun 22 Tags: Untagged
  • BACK TO THE BASICS - GRIP AND RIGHT AXIS

    Today I went out with the intention of finding the sling. Martin directed me to the stork drill. This drill is basically putting all your weight on the right axis, open your stance, and just take it back and sling it through. The intent of this drill is to isolate the sling. What it did for me is teach me how to hit from my right axis. If you have ...
    Jun 20 Tags: Untagged
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Peter Blakelock

Peter Blakelock has not set their biography yet

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  • Revisiting Martin's WRX forum posts

    Yesterday, I re-read the first 5 pages of the "different concept for a golf swing" thread on the golf wrx forum.  It's amazing how things have developed for Martin since he started that thread.  From all of Martin's posts in those 5 pages there was one sentence that stood out for me.  I'd not paid ...
    Jun 17 Tags: Untagged
  • DOCF progress

    I attended Martin's clinic in the UK which helped a great deal and it's been a steep learning curve but I'm now reaping the rewards.  I'm a high handicapper so I'm taking things a step at a time.  The basis of my swing at the moment is the shovel shot and things have been going fairly well.I've now got a video camera so I will u ...
    Jun 11 Tags: Untagged
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Craig Foster

Engineering changes to equipment are ongoing but good technique never goes out of style.

Recent Posts

  • New Dynalign Putting Video

    A new video has been posted to the Dynamic Pre-Shot Alignment group showing application of  Dynalign technique to the one arm putting drill.  One arm putting is often used as a teaching technique to  develop a smooth stroke. A problem when using one arm putting with traditional alignment is that there is potential for undesirable mot ...
    Oct 29 Tags: Untagged
  • Canadian Tour Championship

    Two of my tournament players are on the Canadian Tour, and they had solid finishes at the Tour Championship in St. Catherines, Ontario today.  Andres Gonzales T7   had 63 in the 3rd round, and John Cassidy T24 finished with a 66 on Sunday. ... ...
    Aug 29 Tags: Untagged
  • Dave Pelz putting tip?

    Dave Pelz tip for the day claims to describe a method for keeping your putting stroke consistent. While his tip does describe a desirable feature of a stable stroke, it does more to describe what can go wrong rather than a method to prevent a problem as claimed.  Dave's tip is the equivalent of telling an ice skater not to let their ankles buc ...
    Aug 26 Tags: Untagged
  • Notes from the golf shop

    It's been an interesting past couple of weeks in my shop. Just got an emergency call this morning, Sunday, to replace a broken driver shaft for a U of Tulsa player who tees off tomorrow in the US Amateur at Chambers Bay.  It's fortunate that his shaft broke today rather than tomorrow, but it is not the way a player likes to go into a big tourn ...
    Aug 22 Tags: Untagged
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