Jeremy Choi

Doug asked me to Youtube & observe Ben Hogan at Augusta. He mentioned that I should not copy his swing, but focus on observing his leg transition. I am guessing this is a hint of where some raw power of a swing comes in. I’m embedded the video here, or you can go directly to this YouTube link: Doug said, “Jeremy: Please observe his right leg from 3:36 – 3:46 and from 5:33...

I never realized that I sway horizontally back so much.  Well, at least I didn’t feel it.  It’s interesting to see as I try Youtubing some pro golf highlights and they don’t sway.  It is going to take some getting used to, but Doug forced me to exaggerate the right leg in order to understand and get a sense of my own swing without the sway.  This makes sense as you want very...

Today my lesson with Doug is refining the take back, and examining the right swing plane.  I’ve always been flat in my upswing and to prove it, Doug installed a laser pointer on the end of my club.  He mentioned that it’s from www.planesight.com.  Nifty tool for $100, they even have one for your putter.   One thing I did notice using this device is that when you are swinging – the first half of...

“Make the least number of movements in the smallest amount of space” PHILOSOPHY OF LEARNING In the last forty years the game of golf has come a long way.  Innovation and technology in equipment have improved to a level where tolerances have been maximized. Golf courses are manicured to perfection.  The information available to instructors is abundant both from a physiological and psychological...

It was June 20th, 2008, the very first day I started playing a game we all call, golf.  My dad took me to cardinal golf course and I shot probably a 140-150.  Prior to that, I’ve been to the driving range less than 5 times and never owned my own set of clubs.  In fact, the day I first played I was borrowing my dad’s old set of clubs. Needless to say, I got addicted.  A little history...