I just got back from the Golf Show in Orlando last week and we met some old friends while we were there. They had two sons, young men, who were golfers, and I was asked to help them out.

Lynn Griffin, our Director of Club Fitting, found a question on the blog about irons that interested him and asked if he could answer it in a video.

We got a question on the blog recently from “Neal of Oz.” He said he had a two problems trying to go vertical: he was lifting his head, therefore moving his spine angle, and his club was going into the Sacred Burial Ground.

If you saw DJ talking about his swing at the Bob Hope Classic, you noticed he went right back to fundamentals. He went back to his setup.

 DJ talked about it in his video at the Bob Hope Classic: flaring the feet 30 degrees and bending his knees more.

I was watching the Bob Hope Classic and a celebrity came on at the break to get a lesson from a teacher. This wasn’t just a tip, but it looked like a real "make-over."

Saturday at the Bob Hope Classic, DJ found he had a problem with his setup. As you know, a major Surgism is, “Setup determines the motion.”

DJ sent me this from the Bob Hope Classic. He had a GREAT -7 round and wanted to share some pointers with you.

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Jim, from Australia, asked if there is any relationship between chin contact and the bump in the backswing.

I remember having a new student on the practice range at “The Golf Stop” in Columbia, SC. That’s home to our Director of Club Fitting, J. Lynn Griffin. My student was having a horrible time with consistency, hitting hooks and pulls one moment, then slices and pushes the next. He actually had a pretty good setup so I knew it had to be his clubs.