6 minute golf lesson with a young professional

Hello Forum Members.
I have been using this forum to get feedback on a television project that I am putting togeher called Bogeys to Birdies.
Along the way the programme managers suggested 6 minute golf lessons as fillers between live sports shows and for the airline market.
This was filmed improtu when we filmed the club fitting lessons of our challengers on Bogeys to Birdies.
Appreciate any and all feedback, hopefully the coach Andrew Mowatt will have time to answer any technical golf questions that may arise as I am only a social golfer, or better known as a social hacker in Australia.

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Great stuff imo.

Would definitely watch a series of six minute lessons like that.

Thanks for the reply, when I have the time I check the profile so I have an idea and we are born on the same day sad to say you are one year older, but guaranteed that I am better looking. lol lol
Thanks for taking the time.

Took a quick look ... also at the website, the presentation and the talent pilots.

Absolutely brilliant idea. I would not only enjoy the 6-minute lessons, but definately enjoy the show itself too. It sounds like a great mix of entertainment and education. Get the right personalities in there - plenty of charisma - keep the line of humour that's in the presentation already- and it's a hit, I'm sure.

Now if only I could watch Aussie TV

Don't worry Moe cable wiill pick it up not long after it goes to air in Australia.

you've got a winner there maryanne!
andy's easy going manner and concise instruction make great viewing.

Great stuff maranne, when can we expect it to be shown in Brisbane.

maryanne,

Thanks for sharing these videos. I think they're going to help me tremendously. I like the instructions on taking your grip.

This pro knows his stuff. The video one with the pro golf with the "lefts" helped me a bunch to as I tend to suffer from that too.

The only critique I have is probably a geographical difference. Brad saying "yep" and "yeah" every 15 seconds drives me nuts. But it's probably something pretty common in your country.