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http://www.pgatour.com/video/player/...day?id=120715s Way to go Brian! :dance: |
Way to go Brian and TGM!!
Let's not exclude one of the most famous PGA names that studies TGM...Steve Elkington tied for 3rd!!!!
Long live TGM!!!:salut: |
Something's Coming
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How 'bout... Heath Slocum. Also T-3 at -4 and student of LBG Professional Contributor, Mark Backburn, GSEM. Making room in his busy travel schedule, Mark is scheduled to be at the LBG Instructors Academy at Hombre Golf Club in Panama City Beach, Florida, December 11-13. Congrats all 'round! As a comment on the overall goin's on, indulge me, please, in this this reminiscence from my personal 60-year history. From the hit musical, West Side Story which opened on Broadway when I was eleven years old: SOMETHING'S COMING Could be! Who knows? There's something due any day; I will know right away, Soon as it shows. It may come cannonballing down through the sky, Gleam in its eye, Bright as a rose! Who knows? It's only just out of reach, Down the block, on a beach, Under a tree. I got a feeling there's a miracle due, Gonna come true, Coming to me! Could it be? Yes, it could. Something's coming, something good, If I can wait! Something's coming, I don't know what it is, But it is Gonna be great! With a click, with a shock, Phone'll jingle, door'll knock, Open the latch! Something's coming, don't know when, but it's soon; Catch the moon, One-handed catch! Around the corner, Or whistling down the river, Come on, deliver To me! Will it be? Yes, it will. Maybe just by holding still, It'll be there! Come on, something, come on in, don't be shy, Meet a guy, Pull up a chair! The air is humming, And something great is coming! Who knows? It's only just out of reach, Down the block, on a beach, Maybe tonight . . . Music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. © 1956, 1957 Amberson Holdings LLC and Stephen Sondheim. Copyright renewed. Leonard Bernstein Music Publishing Company LLC, Publisher. :) :cool: |
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Heath Slocum is a player I follow closely, he has a solid swing, personality and short game. He also showed a lot of grit by grinding out 3 wins on the Nationwide Tour in 2002 to earn a battlefield promotion. All this after battling a serious illness early in his career.
He reminds me of a "poor man's" David Toms. I wish him continued success, as I do all of the "machineheads" out there. |
Just a feeling...
The last win by a high profile TGM player was on the 26th of September 1982, at the Southern Open where Bobby Clampett won with a score of 14-under-par.
24 years on, could Brian Gay be the next? I have a feeling... |
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your just saying that because he worked with tomasello. JK
what about steve elkington he won the pga in 95 got in a playoff at the british a couple years back and almost won 05 pga championship. And he worked with mac and doyle probably the two most famous tgm teachers steve is actually an AI i think |
TGM Related Winners
There have been several TGM-- Related winners. Bobby Clampett may have been the most well known for being a TGMer, but there have been several.
Any of coach Mike Holder's guy's probably a least have some TGM knowledge and application. Scott Verplank, BobTway, and many more. Mac O'Grady himself was greatly influenced by TGM, and so his students also. Steve Elkington is a G.S.E.D.. Jodie Mudd... worked much with Tom Tomasello and Mac O'Grady. George Kelnhofer, G.S.E.D. has worked with several tour winners, many of them while at Georgia Tech. (David Duval, Stewart Cink) Ben Doyle helped Johnny Miller return from a slumping career, to be a winner again. There are others. There have also been some Nationwide Tour winners. I believe Tom Ness, G.S.E.M., worked with a recent winner. They are out there. |
Keeping It Going
Brian has picked up where he left off yesterday. Starting on #10, he's two-under after three, putting him at -9 for the tournament and the leader by three. http://pgatour.com/scoring/leaderboard/r :)
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