d dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think abo

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With your natural swing, build, and ability.
Volume 1, Issue 1

Introduction.

An unwritten cardinal rule in the game of Golf is NEVER provide unsolicited advice to someone regarding their Golf swing. So I won’t.

However, what I will do over the course of this monthly newsletter is provide you with useful information regarding the game, techniques, equipment, technology, and related physics of Golf.

Armed with this information, you can best determine how to lower your handicap. All while using your natural swing, build, and ability.

Credibility.

What makes me an expert? Experience.

And you are correct, I am not on tour, but this newsletter is not for tour players, it is for us amateurs.

I have spent a large majority of my life playing Golf ( I play to a USGA handicap of 9) and a majority of my adult life working within the Golf industry. I am an expert club maker and fitter. I have run several successful Golf stores and I am pursuing a PhD in Financial Management. I have given hundreds of lessons and obtained great results for my students.

But enough about me, let’s talk about you.

What's in this for you?

Lower scores, more game enjoyment, and a foundation of general knowledge upon which you can build a solid swing and game. All while using your natural swing, build, and ability.

You see, at impact, your golf ball stays on your clubface for an average of about 1.2 seconds. You DO NOT have time to be thinking about more than one thing, especially the 33 different swing tips (average) you will have received during one season alone! You should be thinking only of your target, period.

This site and the tools that it contains will help you do that. Every month we will examine an area that a base knowledge of would dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think abou

with this information, you can best determine how to lower your handicap. All while using your natural swing, build, and ability.

Credibility.

What makes me an expert? Experience.

And you are correct, I am not on tour, but this newsletter is not for tour players, it is for us amateurs.

I have spent a large majority of my life playing Golf ( I play to a USGA handicap of 9) and a majority of my adult life working within the Golf industry. I am an expert club maker and fitter. I have run several successful Golf stores and I am pursuing a PhD in Financial Management. I have given hundreds of lessons and obtained great results for my students.

But enough about me, let’s talk about you.

What's in this for you?

Lower scores, more game enjoyment, and a foundation of general knowledge upon which you can build a solid swing and game. All while using your natural swing, build, and ability.

You see, at impact, your golf ball stays on your clubface for an average of about 1.2 seconds. You DO NOT have time to be thinking about more than one thing, especially the 33 different swing tips (average) you will have received during one season alone! You should be thinking only of your target, period.

This site and the tools that it contains will help you do that. Every month we will examine an area that a base knowledge of would dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think abo

ry. I am an expert club maker and fitter. I have run several successful Golf stores and I am pursuing a PhD in Financial Management. I have given hundreds of lessons and obtained great results for my students.

But enough about me, let’s talk about you.

What's in this for you?

Lower scores, more game enjoyment, and a foundation of general knowledge upon which you can build a solid swing and game. All while using your natural swing, build, and ability.

You see, at impact, your golf ball stays on your clubface for an average of about 1.2 seconds. You DO NOT have time to be thinking about more than one thing, especially the 33 different swing tips (average) you will have received during one season alone! You should be thinking only of your target, period.

This site and the tools that it contains will help you do that. Every month we will examine an area that a base knowledge of would dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think abo

nd ability.

You see, at impact, your golf ball stays on your clubface for an average of about 1.2 seconds. You DO NOT have time to be thinking about more than one thing, especially the 33 different swing tips (average) you will have received during one season alone! You should be thinking only of your target, period.

This site and the tools that it contains will help you do that. Every month we will examine an area that a base knowledge of would dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think abo

d dramatically help your game, and ultimately lower your scores.

Some of these areas include but are not limited to: Technology: Balls, clubs, accessories. Golf Swing: Examine the few fundamentals at each stage of the swing that 95% of the pros execute in their swings. Types/forms of Technology: How materials and designs of equipment and accessories impacts/ benefits our game. Course/game Management: Practical knowledge that allows you to think about and manage the course, NOT your golf swing, providing more enjoyment and better scores.

This month's summary.

So, sit back, relax, apply a little creativity, focus, and reflection as you absorb this information, and then go lower your handicap using your natural swing, build, and ability!

‘Til next month...

Until our next edition, please give yourself an Aha! Moment by laying a stable Golf swing/game foundation through reading Mark Merchant’s article on the fundamentals of a simple, repetitive, natural Golf swing. Then groove your natural, liberated swing with our affordable, amazing golf simulator. Finally, check back every month (www.ontargetmktng.com) for new pearls of wisdom in our feature article that will help you increase your enjoyment of this wonderful game by shooting lower scores with your natural swing and ability.

See you on the course, Govnah'!