Club Golfer Feedback

Charlie Bright, Cromer Golf Club, Norfolk

Hi Phil, just thought i would email you to say the putting is going great and im starting to love putting! Suprising I know but im really happy with the stuff im working on. Ive managed to get the training aids you suggested and i cant believe how much these little things bring everything together!

I just wanted to say thank you so much for the stuff you have given me over the last two years its awsum and i really believe you have made all the difference in helping me last year and will do more this year.

Trevor Stephenson Vale Royal Abbey Golf Club, Cheshire

Dear Phil, what a wonderful afternoon I had with you yesterday. The best Christmas gift ever. I appreciated your expertise and the analytical and sensitive way you moulded my technique to produce a more consistent stroke.

Thank you also for the fitting the new grip and the mirror to guide my improvements. I will keep you informed of my progression towards better putting. I will also come and see you again in 2009 for re enforcement and a top up on my new techniques. My best wishes to you , Harold and the team at the putting center and I hope you continue to succeed with your future business ventures. Thanks once again.

Simon English, Club Golfer

Just wanted to let you know my thoughts after the recent lesson, I know it is early days for such a testimonial, but in two months time when I've been cut instead of drifting up I might not have the time.

As a long term 6/7 handicap golfer I have always felt my long game was 2/3 handicap and my putting was at best 18. Sometimes my putting was good and other times awful but no matter what I did I couldn't improve consistency. In desperation I travelled for 5 hours to Southport (and another 5 hours back) and a one-on-one session with Phil Kenyon.

2 1/2 hours later I finally understood why I was a poor and inconsistent putter. At times the necessarily patient Phil had to re-iterate his explanations in order that I began to comprehend what I good putting stroke should feel like. A good mix of technical analysis, demonstration and practical application meant that eventually the light bulb went on. And boy how bright it is.

I had hoped that improving my putting stroke would take 2 shots off a round, making my bad rounds closer to buffer and my good ones a decent cut in handicap. Recent analysis makes me believe that 2 - 6 shots a round is the difference (I really was quite a poor putter) and even more importantly I approach every green positively. If I miss a makeable putt I know whether it was a bad read or a poor stroke (and most importantly I know why it was a bad stroke)

You may know by now that I am a huge fan of the principles taught by Phil at Harold Swash Putting and I would highly recommend a session for anyone wanting to improve their putting stats.