How to Lower Your Golf Score Simply and Easily
It was almost as cold as when I played Pebble Beach
Earlier this month I looked at the calendar and realized that golf season in Nebraska is just about here. To try and prepare I scheduled an appointment with my golf instructor, Tom Sieckmann. He’s a former PGA tour pro, a trainer for Dave Pelz, and a wealth of information. I’ve taken lessons from Tom over the last couple of years and have seen my golf game improve to the low single digits.
So Tom and I meet at the appointed time at Omaha Country Club only to find the 70 degree temperatures from the week before had quickly disappeared into the 40′s. Tom and I worked for an hour with little sense of accomplishment on my part as it is early in the season for a guy who lives in a cold weather state.
What I was really excited about was the progress of Tom’s new golf tracking system that he developed after years of teaching. This system is designed to laser focus in on areas of a golfers game that need extra attention. This system is not for the ordinary hack golfer, but for the student who really wants to improve. Tom has taken his experience on the PGA tour along with years of teaching at the highest levels to create a feedback system that until now only those on the PGA Tour Circuit could benefit from.
To see the system up and running go to www.golflearningplan.com. What I know about this system makes me believe I will be able to get my game to the level of a scratch golfer this summer. Well at least in my dreams…
Tom has asked I don’t say any more until we have a chance to test it some more. If you are interested in my progress or if you are interested in learning more about this system to improve your golf game this summer, please respond to this post and I will keep you in the loop.
Until then, let’s hope it thaws out so those of us in colder climates can get to the links soon.
Hit ‘em straight
Mike
