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TODAY'S GOLF - Thursday, September 9, 2004
"Tips... News... And More... All For The Love Of The Game"
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IN THIS ISSUE:

1. ASK THE PRO
2. IT'S GOOD FOR YOUR GAME - Kids respomd to model
teacher
3. DRILLS FOR SKILLS - Three Right Hands




ASK THE PRO

Q: I like Tiger Woods, but I'm aggravated that TV gave
Tiger so much air time at the PGA Championship when the
only storyline was to see if he could extend his cut
streak. His streak is nice, but it only shows that he can
consistently beat half the field. -- Wilma F. from Augusta,
Ga.


A: The greatest careers in sports are judged by excellence
over time. To give Tiger's streak some perspective, I look-
ed up "The Streak" in the Baseball Almanac -- Joe DiMaggio's
56-game hitting streak, said to be one of sport's unbeatable
marks. I think such a comparison is relevant because on any
given day, if you look at the baseball box scores, more than
half the starting players fail to get a hit, so getting a
hit means you beat at least half the field. When DiMaggio's
streak reached 20, the newspapers and radio began to drama-
tize what Joe D was doing. As Harvey Frommer, author of "New
York City Baseball," writes: "Radio announcers would routine-
ly interrupt programs with the news of the Yankee Clipper's
progress." In golf, when you make the cut you do something
that more than half the starting field failed to do, so Tiger
consistently beats half the field, just as Joe DiMaggio did
during his streak. Now I'm not saying that the band OutKast
should write "The Ballad of Tiger Woods," but some air time
at the PGA Championship is quite appropriate.

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IT'S GOOD FOR YOUR GAME

KIDS RESPOND TO MODEL TEACHER

Human beings have three distinct learning styles: visual,
kinesthetic and auditory. In visual mode, you process
information by observation, so watching a model speeds
understanding. In kinesthetic mode, you'll improve most
quickly by doing drills that enhance your feel for the golf
swing. In auditory mode, you'll need precise instructions
and clear explanations. Good golf instructors present
material in all three modes so the student will see it,
feel it and hear it -- a pedagogy that ensures your learning
experience is complete. Learning this way is called modeling,
and the process goes as follows: First you pick a model for
the piece of the swing you want to learn -- it might be the
grip, the stance or the position at the top of the backswing.
Then you match that model in every detail. Once you match
your model perfectly, you repeat your perfect match until it
becomes so ingrained that you can do it automatically every
time. At this point, it's in your long-term memory and you
can now go on to the next piece of the golf swing. If you
want to get your child involved in golf, find an instructor
who understands multisensory learning and modeling. With good
fundamentals, your child can build a repeatable swing that
will give him or her consistent results and set them on the
path toward improvement. I am often asked when children should
start playing. The answer is when they are about the same
height as the flag on the putting green. It's important to not
start teaching golf to kids too early and that they have a
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DRILLS FOR SKILLS
THREE RIGHT HANDS

Ben Hogan wrote in his book "Five Lessons: The Modern Funda-
mentals of Golf": "As far as applying power goes, I wish I
had three right hands." It's a famous but misunderstood quote,
so here's an expansion. There are four possible positions for
your right hand (left for lefties) during the swing: cocked,
uncocked, bent and arched. Extend your right arm and hand
straight out in front of you then move your right thumb
straight up toward your forehead, creating wrinkles on your
wrist at the base of your thumb. Your wrist is now cocked.
Next, reverse the process by moving your thumb straight down,
away from your forehead, as far as it can go. This is uncocked.
The release, going from a cocked to an uncocked position, is a
movement that's similar to hammering a nail. Now return to
your extended arm position and bend your right hand back
directly to your right, creating wrinkles on your wrist at the
base of your forearm. This is bent. Next, move your hand in
the opposite direction, bending it to your left and creating
wrinkles on your wrist on the front of your forearm. This is
arched. Going from bent to arched is the movement you would
use to usher someone into a room. During the golf swing, you
want to go from a bent position on the backswing to an uncock-
ed position on the downswing much as you do when throwing a
ball. To get the correct feel, do the "throw the ball drill,"
using your right arm, but without a club. Hold a golf ball in
your right hand and take your normal golf stance, addressing
another ball that is properly positioned between your feet on
an imaginary target line. Take a backswing and throw the ball
in your hand at the one on the ground as you make a downswing,
paying attention to the correct right-hand action -- bent to
uncocked. Once you train your right hand to work correctly,
you won't want to keep it out of your swing. And then, like
Ben Hogan, you'll wish you had three right hands.
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TODAY'S GOLF - Wednesday, September 15, 2004
"Tips... News... And More... All For The Love Of The Game"

IN THIS ISSUE:

1. PGA Tours - SCHEDULE
2. Golf Chuckle
3. Pro Report - MICKELSON SIGNS WITH CALLAWAY



PGA TOURS

SCHEDULE
PGA TOUR

Canadian Open
-- Site: Oakville, Ontario.
-- Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
-- Course: Glen Abbey Golf Club (7,222 yards, par 71).
-- Purse: $4.5 million. Winner's share: $810,000.
-- Television: ESPN (Thursday-Friday, Sunday, 3-6 p.m.;
Saturday, 4-6 p.m.).

LPGA TOUR
John Q. Hammons Hotel Classic
-- Site: Broken Arrow, Okla.
-- Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
-- Course: Cedar Ridge Country Club (6,545 yards, par 71).
-- Purse: $1 million. Winner's share: $150,000.
-- Television: The Golf Channel (Friday, 4:30-7 p.m.;
Saturday-Sunday, 1-2:30 a.m., 4:30-7 p.m.).

CHAMPIONS TOUR
-- Site: Maineville, Ohio.
-- Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
-- Course: TPC at River's Bend (7,145 yards, par 72).
-- Purse: $1.5 million. Winner's share: $225,000.
-- Television: The Golf Channel (Friday-Sunday, 1:30-4
p.m., 9-11:30 p.m.).
All times Eastern


GOLF CHUCKLE
Worst golfer

One day, John Smith decided to go to a new golf course where
no one knew him, just to get away and see if he could do
better elsewhere.

He hired a caddy to guide him around the course. After
another day of slices, duff shots, misread putts and bad
temper, he was obviously upset. He turned to the caddy and
said, 'You know I must be the worst golfer in the world.'

The caddy replied, 'I think not sir, I have heard there is a
guy named John Smith from across town who is the worst player
ever!'


PRO REPORT

MICKELSON SIGNS WITH CALLAWAY

Callaway Golf has pulled off a giant marketing victory,
signing Masters champion Phil Mickelson to a long-term
equipment and endorsement contract. The Carlsbad, Calif.,
company announced Tuesday that beginning with this week's
Bell Canadian Open, Mickelson, 34, who parted last week
with Titleist, will play Callaway metal woods, including
a prototype of the Fusion Driver, and a prototype of the
HX Tour ball. Mickelson, the world's No. 4-ranked player,
will wear the Callaway logo on his shirt and visor and
later work with club designer Roger Cleveland to develop
his own line of irons, wedges and putter. Mickelson
reportedly ended his four-year relationship with Titleist
after being denied a renegotiation in the final year of
his contract. Financial terms of the Callaway contract
were not disclosed. -- Glenn Sheeley
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