G. S. E. D.
 

Did any of you see the article in Golf Digest about George Kelnhofer G.S.E.D.?
It is in the technology section. He and others... developed a system called Hot Lines. They have been working on it for years.

Yeah. I went to the website. I kept laughing at the thought of the ball disappearing in the middle of your downswing. Has to be the most infuriating thing if you have trouble getting it right. But it also has to be a great incentive to make the right move, and it seems to me that it would help to ingrain it faster, because you have to discover the feel of the proper move.

Hmmmm, now I have a good idea how Sir Charles developed his downstroke hitch.

It's funny you say that. I actually had visions of someone being on the course, feeling the wrong move, and stopping mid swing out of habit.

Negative Reinforcement
 

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The theory is(negative reinforcement)... if one does not perform a particular task correctly, he will not get his reward, the ball in this case. The ball actually drops down in a hole in the mat if you get off plane, or do various things improperly.

Positive reinforcement, would be if you do the task properly, the ball would pop up. In theory, either way can be used to train people.

Would make more money out of the machine putting in a bar and running a book on how many times it takes a punter to make contact:laughing9

$$$$$$$$$
 

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This pro has figured out how to make $$$ teaching golf. During the 90's he would give 12 to 20 1/2 hour lessons per day, and he got more than most for his rate. He had a waiting list. Taught...PIVOT/PLANE/LAG...

Here's the video. LOL! Very creative.
http://www.annecaingolf.com/images/NMI45839_01.wmv

I imagine 99% of all golfers having the ball pulled 99% of the time. A huge threat to the driving range market! :)

Thanks for the link
 

Cool link. Thank you for posting it.

UPP in stunning Ohio

lagster what does this cost is there a web site??
cheers
sustain the lag!:golf:

One of the originals
 

George Kelnhoffer is highly regarded in Georgia as one of the top teachers in the state. He is similar to Homer in that he will research something until he knows for certain it is true, or is the best he can find. He is really a nice person and really smart.

George was one of the first people to really grasp The Golfing Machine and its core concepts. Many of his Proteges have gone on to be excellent instructors in their own right. Ted Fort, Danny Elkins, Chris Asbell, Puggy Blackmon (Duvals Coach) and many others have learned from George. I have spent some time with him and always came away knowing a little more than before. I know there are more out there, I just don't know them as well, maybe Ted does.

George was using video and computers long before many of us knew what they were. His "hot lines" technology is very good. Like many other "aids" it can be misapplied. Instead of the ball drop a teacher or student may choose to use the beep or light option. I am like many people in that I do not want the ball to go away, but the beep is a great option. I think this technology can be very useful is used correctly.

The company name is accelerized golf and I believe they were selling systems for $25,000. If you search google you can find out more. One of George's Students, Oswald Drawdy, is handling that side of the business.

accelerizedgolf
 

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I think their site is accelerizedgolf.com

thanks for the anwser guys :salut: