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online golf lessons- what do you think?
Erin Robinson Handicap : 36 Location : Posts :	Posted : Sat 5th Jan 2008 14:52 Hi everyone. I wanted to see if they really helped, as most of the websites you see you have to describe your problem (like 'I'm slicing it, help!) and then you'd wait for a reply, but I found this website http://www.directgolftuition.com on this one you actually post a video of your swing on your personal page on the website and they take it away, look at it and then post it back to your page with them talking you through your problems over your original video and also drawing bits onto it to show you where you need to change. then they'll give you drills and tips to go away and practice- so much more helpful and personal!! i signed up, as the first lesson is free, and although the PGA pro's promise to get back to you within 24 hours mine came back quicker as you are allocated to your own professional. I've now had a few more lessons (you can decide as and when you want another one) and I can actually see the improvement as you can watch your old videos back and compare how you've changed. they also have a great members section which is being constantly updated and you can post your own jokes and course reviews, download wallpapers etc and if you are cynical about online golf lessons, this really will change your mind. its really personal and you get to see where you're going wrong on the screen and they also point out all the good bits you're doing too, which certainly made me feel a bit better!! so what do you guys think? sign up for the free lesson and let us all know! http://www.directgolftuition.com




Robbie Allison Handicap : 18.7 Location : Posts :	Reply : Sat 5th Jan 2008 17:22 1st forum post and advertising another site....? Exact same post on Golfmagic.....? Any connections with directgolftuition then Erin...... NWOT..................


John Pettitt Handicap : 13.3 Location : Posts :	Reply : Sat 5th Jan 2008 17:39 I hope not, Robbie, instruction from a 36 handicapper may be interesting, but I doubt of much use.


Colin Astbury Handicap : 20.1 Location : Posts :	Reply : Sat 5th Jan 2008 20:42 This would raise the question of forum moderation again. This is not the first time it would appear soemone has joined purely for the purpose of promoting their product.


Darren Ramowski Handicap : 27.2 Location : Posts :	Reply : Sat 5th Jan 2008 20:46 Agreed, I'll start to remove these blatant advertisements and look at forum moderation is anyone is still interested. To be hones this isn't the first time, just search for Rouken Glen, not to gave them anymore assistance with search engine optimisation




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