TGM Principles and Procedures At the Pinnacle of the Game
 

To get your own copy of that particular lesson, go here: http://lynnblakegolf.com/cmps_index.php?page=proshop and click on Brian Gay -- Golf Stroke Fundamentals.

You can be watching that hour-long lesson in less than three minutes. Plus, you can download it to a DVD and have it for unlimited use!

I know of no other DVD where TGM is demonstrated by a world class player with commentary by a competent TGM instructor.

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If Brian keeps up this consistency I worked out that he would win 3 tournaments and earn over 5M dollars this year-he needs to get better!:salut:

Tee time is getting close. I'm really excited. Go Brian!

Kevin

Man. Cant wait to watch this today. Forget the Super Bowl, honey make some of those sandwiches for the Brian Gay Bowl.

He is so solid. Who the heck is his teacher? What is he working on?

ob

Watched some of the golf this week and from what little they showed of Brian he did look good!!
Having a solid West Coast swing thus far. Go Brian, we are all rooting for you!!
Alex

Money Man
 

Brian closed with 70 (-1) for a four-round total of 273 (-11). His T-6 finish earned a very serious payday of $194,250.

He now stands #10 on the 2009 PGA TOUR Money List with $536,787. http://www.pgatour.com/r/stats/info/?109

Not too shabby . . . especially considering we're only through the four weeks of January!

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Not bad for the first 4 weeks of the season. Well done Brian, is he due to play this week?
Alex

A Well-Deserved Rest
 

I haven't talked with him, but Torrey Pines is not his 'fav', and I would be very surprised if he played (he's not currently listed in the field). My guess is that you'll see Brian next at the Northern Trust Open (Feb 19-22) and then, of course, the next week at Mayakoba (where he won last year).

Jay Williamson, on the other hand, will be playing his first event of the year. It's not that he hasn't wanted to play, it's just that there are more guys with TOUR cards than there are spots in any given field. That makes it pretty tough sledding for those with the higher "numbers" in the early season 'high demand' events.

A well deserved week off then (but then again 2 weeks in Hawaii, a week in California and a week in Phoenix does not seem like work to md :D)
Now off to find my car in the snow :(
Alex

Scotch Brite
 

It's two weeks 'off', Alex. TWO weeks.

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And these two are spent 'makin' do' at home in Orlando, Florida -- normal February temps Low 63* F - High 74* F -- that's summer in a hot spell for you, right?

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Whoever titled the Ben Hogan biographical movie Follow the Sun gets a 'two thumbs up'!

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