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Golf in Ireland is unrivaled, instruction can be less complicated, and author Tom Wishon on the perfect golf club

Tuesday September 26, 2006 | 06:38:48 289 words, 3915 views
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Did watching the 36th Ryder Cup Matches at The K Club peak your interest in golfing in Ireland? Podcast host Dave Berner talks to TravelGolf.com’s Kiel Christianson about why the Irish golf experience is second to none, even Scotland.

“If I were forced to choose between the two, I would choose Ireland,” Christianson says. “I had a fantastic experience in both place, but the variety of the golf and the variety of the towns, and the people, and food even, [gave] Ireland a little bit of an edge.”

Golf instructor Marc Solomon, founder of the Golf Made Simple program, explains why golf instruction should be made less complicated.

“It’s not a simple process for somebody to hit the golf ball better,” Solomon says. “What we’re trying to do is take away the millions of thoughts people have. It’s always going to be a little bit difficult to hit the golf ball, but there are ways to improving that aren’t being used.”

When looking for the perfect golf club, always go custom fit, respected author and clubmaking/clubfitting guru Tom Wishon says.

“The golf industry has really evolved into one size fits all, and the unfortunate side of that is that people go out, they spend a lot of money on clubs, they hit bad shots and end up blaming themselves and their swing,” says Wishon, author of the The Search for the Perfect Golf Club. “When for at least 80 percent of the golfers who play, if the clubs were accurately custom fit to the right length and specifications … they’d play better, and they’d score better and they’d enjoy the game more.”

This podcast was supported by Myrtle Beach Travel and Las Vegas Golf Travel.


Comments:

Comment from: Dick Sutton [Visitor] Email · http://www.golfschool.com/blog/
So very true about how complex it is to hit the golf ball where you want it to go. And as for the equipment, we recommend getting fitted not only for length, weight, etc. but for tensile strength of the shaft. Some of us aren't as strong as we like to believe. If it's too stiff, your muscles simply can't keep up with it!
Permalink 2006-09-27 @ 13:40

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