Thursday, December 8, 2011

Before You Raise Money For A Golf Career You Must Do This...

By James Doucettperry


I'm a huge fan of Mike Bender

One reason is the guy is a superb person, who happens to be an excellent teacher...ok, that is more than 1 cause, but you get the point. He has the disposition and wisdom that keeps students coming back for much more. I also adore the fact that the last time I was in Florida with my family I was in a position to schedule an appointment and visit the academy for a lesson.

The experience was second to none. To know that your getting trained to learn a system that has a proven track record of success...well that is priceless! The feelings generated from that understanding gives me a increase of confidence that gets me past my round if I'm struggling a bit.

That is why I say before you raise money for a golf career you need to get on board using the Most Efficient Golf Swing Attainable Method (MEGSA). It'll truly help your investors get a fast ROI.

A Little About Mike Bender...

In 2009, the PGA of America named Mike Bender as their National Teacher of the Year, the highest teaching award a member can earn. He also is ranked amongst the Top ten Greatest Teachers in America by Golf Digest Magazine and, for much more than 15 years, has been included in GOLF Magazine's Leading 100 Teacher list.

As Bender has rapidly achieved worldwide recognition among his peers, the game's top players have sought out his guidance. Zach Johnson, six-time PGA Tour winner and 2007 Masters Champion, has trained with Mike since Johnson was launching his professional career on the mini-tours much more than a decade ago. LPGA tournament winners, Seon Hwa Lee also has worked with Mike for years. Much more recently, PGA Tour veterans including, Jonathan Byrd, Robert Damron, D.J. Brigman, and two-time U.S. Open champion Lee Janzen, have put their faith in Mike. All told, Bender has helped almost two-dozen PGA, Champions and LPGA Tour professionals with their games.

Many of these experts have a high comfort level with Mike because they know he has been in their shoes. Bender was a three-time NCAA All-American (1978-1980) and two-time NCAA Division III individual champion (1979-1980) before spending three seasons on the PGA Tour from 1987-89.

An excellent instructor must also have a burning desire to transfer this understanding to actual improvement in every student's game. Mike not only wants to have the ability to explain how a student should make the most effective golf swing feasible, but he wants to create sure the student feels the correct swing for himself. Once the student can really feel the proper motion, it becomes critical to find methods to enable the student to develop the right motion even when the teacher is not watching.

Bender's revolutionary answer is known as MEGSA Ideal Practice Equipment. The final result, which stands for Most Efficient Golf Swing Attainable is now being used by more than a dozen touring experts, including Johnson and previously Morgan Pressel. This comprehensive training station is located on a practice range or indoor facility and allows golfers to hit shots whilst avoiding the unit's adjustable bumpers that provide real-time feedback as to whether or not the club and body are in the preferred positions during the swing.

Today, from his home base close to Orlando at Timacuan Golf Club in Lake Mary, Florida, Bender continues to design new coaching aids, refine the MEGSA PPE and study the golf swing in even more detail to figure out what traits can make a golf swing much more efficient and powerful. For Mike, it is a quest for perfection that will by no means be total; it is also a quest that has currently produced Bender number 1 of the game's finest instructors.




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