Coach at Warren

nientsu wrote:

I dunno Trent. But if he can help duffy, he surely can help you. Duffy is one the golf idols of GR. No scared...u in safe hands

Me no idol lah... me just a Ba Kar for alot of people.

duffader wrote:

I am taking lessons from him now. Very all rounder coach and detail. Go for 1 on 1 lessons. Much better.

waa you seeing Turnerr

tianhan wrote:

duffader wrote:

I am taking lessons from him now. Very all rounder coach and detail. Go for 1 on 1 lessons. Much better.

waa you seeing Turnerr

Yah lah, angry mah, downswing slower than your backswing.

Am a member and regular there... there are two indian chap.. don't see muru much in teaching slots....
another one is dean tan... I think he's muru's vice president in SPGA le... until last year. not sure if both of them still on those positions.

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

Haha Juju's swing is a lot of things, nice I have never heard before, but effective it is... he took money of me at Johor last week and shot 68 yesterday at OCC.... Nice.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

Haha Juju's swing is a lot of things, nice I have never heard before, but effective it is... he took money of me at Johor last week and shot 68 yesterday at OCC.... Nice.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Next time i see him, i will tell him AK ask me to call him juju.... hahhaha...

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

Haha Juju's swing is a lot of things, nice I have never heard before, but effective it is... he took money of me at Johor last week and shot 68 yesterday at OCC.... Nice.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Next time i see him, i will tell him AK ask me to call him juju.... hahhaha...

And he will Laugh...

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

Haha Juju's swing is a lot of things, nice I have never heard before, but effective it is... he took money of me at Johor last week and shot 68 yesterday at OCC.... Nice.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Next time i see him, i will tell him AK ask me to call him juju.... hahhaha...

And he will Laugh...

How about the other? Can i say that you ask me to call him ruru???

what about dean then? how's he? and also is muru actually still give lesson?

If u one who have a swing speed of around 110 but still prefer graphite shaft on your irons, then u can look for dean. coaches wise, I will still prefer shamuri aka uncle sam or Trent.

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

shorthitter wrote:

duffader wrote:

They are still at those position. The other indian is a new addition. And the one and only shamuri...... The one that develop the fundamentals of those young amateurs in Warren.

Raju also there, across from NSRCC, used to work with him at Parklands before it closed, he is also good Coach.

Yeap, he got a very nice swing!

Haha Juju's swing is a lot of things, nice I have never heard before, but effective it is... he took money of me at Johor last week and shot 68 yesterday at OCC.... Nice.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Next time i see him, i will tell him AK ask me to call him juju.... hahhaha...

And he will Laugh...

How about the other? Can i say that you ask me to call him ruru???

He is El Presidentie....

duffader wrote:

If u one who have a swing speed of around 110 but still prefer graphite shaft on your irons, then u can look for dean. coaches wise, I will still prefer shamuri aka uncle sam or Trent.

bro;

dun get u when u say "swing speed of 110 but still prefer graphite shaft on u're iron, lok for dean"

can explain pls

Botak88 wrote:

duffader wrote:

If u one who have a swing speed of around 110 but still prefer graphite shaft on your irons, then u can look for dean. coaches wise, I will still prefer shamuri aka uncle sam or Trent.

bro;

dun get u when u say "swing speed of 110 but still prefer graphite shaft on u're iron, lok for dean"

can explain pls

Sorry to say this but most of the GR or golfers that i have known are always into stiff shafts. And most of them that i have seen, sad to say should be on regular. And go thru all the post on shafts, everybody say nspro shaft is no good. Well, Dean is one that hits very well on nspro. Nice ball penetrating ball flight on a 950 Regular spec, hitting a 7 iron to almost 190m.

Well, dean is an example when you can strike the ball well, it doesnt matter what shafts you are on. And why he thinking of going graphite, so that he can hack the daily games that he have, big bets with other pros, monday - friday. Dean does have alot of students over the weekends and if you listen to what he says and at the same time have a open mind to equipment, that he is a good choice. FYI, he uses AP1. I overheard some of the students at Warren mention that Dean doesn't look pro enough because of his equipment, whole load of rubbish.

True, he once took my 6 iron and carry further than my driver
That says more about how bad I am than how good he is i'm afraid - but i saw he hit those long shots on my nspro shafted iron.
However sometimes good player don't always make good coach right.. that's why I asked.

By the way, just curious, is NSpro shaft hard to handle? Coz that's the impression i get from bro duffy's remark?

Whether the coach is good or not, depends on the student. Some expect wonders without putting in effort. A coach may work for some, but not for some others.

NSpro shafts from some comments is that is high flying, soft, and inconsistent. So very short in terms of distance. But to me, it's still a good shaft in my opinion. Some might ask then why I chg shaft, answer, backside itchy. Hahaha

hehe.... ok so i can blame the inconsistency of my irons on the nspro (the only consistency is not hitting it to outside fairway - but inconsistently sometimes end up in rough, trees, bushes, water..!)

Just practise more.... And this includes course playing too. Warren is a course where it requires precision in your approaches, so iron play is important. It's one of those courses that requires u to use almost every club in a 18 hole game.

wah ... im starting class this sunday morning.. will anyone be therE? ? lol..

pizzaboi wrote:

wah ... im starting class this sunday morning.. will anyone be therE? ? lol..

who u taking lessons from? suppose to have my lesson with trent this week but i am feeling real weak from the house moving.

trent .. =)

1st lesson with 2 of my friends.. 830am .. ure lessons on sunday as well . ?

Mine is always in prompt to..... when i feel like having a lesson, and he is available, then i will go.

ah ic, see if theres a chance if we can meet up . =)

wait till im better, i'll try to join u guys for games.
Look so interesting.