A segment from just one of the 8 golf instructors in the Great Golf Without Practice Bootcamp
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Eric Jones Programs:
Blast Method For Longer Drives
Brown Bag Golf Training Program
Nor Cal PGA Names Eric Jones of The Bridges Golf Club the Teacher of the Year
VACAVILLE, Calif. — The Northern California Section of the PGA is pleased to announce that Eric Jones, PGA Teaching Professional at The Bridges Golf Club in San Ramon, Calif., has garnered the 2014 NCPGA Teacher of the Year Award. Jones is being honored for his contributions to golf instruction for players and professionals at the facility, PGA Section, and National level. People of all ages and playing levels can take advantage of the resources at their local facility. There are PGA Golf Instructors there who can help them learn or improve their golf skills.
Jones is a graduate of Stanford University where he played collegiate golf and also served as the Junior Varsity/Assistant Coach. He is one of only a few PGA Professionals who holds a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology. An accomplished competitive golfer, Jones has been playing golf for more than 45 years. He won the 2003 World Long Drive Championship title and captured his 2nd Long Drive Championship title in 2012.
“I am passionate about the art and science of teaching golf. I feel strongly that the future of golf instruction lies not just in improving the swing nor in enhancing mental skills, but in the intersection of both disciplines, where the mind and the mechanics work together to maximize performance,” said Jones.
Jones is the author of more than 100 articles on golf, an expert consultant to the PGA, featured keynote speaker at major golf shows, founder of the Eric Jones Golf Academy, and author of numerous golf books including “The 5 Keys to Distance”, “The A-Game Cheat Sheet”, and “How To Practice Your Golf Swing Like The Pros”. His innovative books, videos and seminars have helped countless golfers elevate their performance.
His teaching practice extends well beyond the traditional one-on-one sessions to include clinics, workshops, seminars, monthly training programs, online instruction, a radar-based training program and a new junior golf academy. By structuring a teaching practice with multiple forms of student engagement, Jones is able to provide the equivalent of more than 1,800 lessons per year and a variety of structured improvement programs that make instruction accessible to all levels of players at affordable price points.
thanks again 4 another great tip
You’re welcome Gene. Hope you get some stroke savings out of it!
greens and fairways,
Craig
You asked how does the “slow down” tip “work in the body”, to get the convincing science explained, and Jones did not answer at all, but started talking about consistency and confidence and nothing at all about the body. Just sayin’.
Hey Geoff,
Thanks for commenting. You are right!
Let me go check in the full product to see if he answers the question later in the interview.
I’ll report back here.
Craig
Doesn’t look like it. Guess I’m not ready to go on TV as an interviewer just yet.
Craig
This is a really good warm up session. A bit long but pretty well covers all the shots a person would have.
“Dr. Scholl’s foot spray”? First I’ve ever heard of that other than for use as it was designed LOL!