Latest Online Venture by Junger Woods - EntreWiki - the New Web 2.0 Business Directory of Business Ideas!
0 Comments Published November 27th, 2007 in Golf News, Junger Woods.
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Okay, here’s a shameless promotion:
Advertise your Golf Business on the new Web2.0 Business Directory of Business Ideas!
This is Junger Wood’s latest online venture to raise funds for his future golf tour to become pro on the PGA.
LOL…
Here’s the Press Release from Yahoo:
If you like this post, please subscribe to the ProGolferDigest via RSS or via E-Mail to receive updates.The EntreWiki is a new Web 2.0 Directory of Business Ideas where entrepreneurs and companies can advertise their businesses such as a franchise, business plan, start-up business, or any business that can help someone to start a new business.
Instead of spending $10,000 on a full page ad in National Paper Magazines such as the Entrepreneur and Small Business Opportunities, the EntreWiki offers a unique way to bring continuous growth of traffic from entrepreneurs and people who are looking to start a new business.
EntreWiki targets a focused niche group of entrepreneurs and people who are interested in starting a new business. They offers 15 years of online and offline advertising at just one hundred dollars with one-time free advertisement creative conversion to Wiki text.
The EntreWiki team will “convert” an advertisement creative, normally submitted to a National Paper Magazine (in Photoshop format), into a Wiki markup language. Basically, they make an offline advertisement to be visible online, easily searched by search engines such as Google, Yahoo, MSN, and AOL.
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Today’s Swing Keys Video by Junger Woods
1 Comment Published November 23rd, 2007 in Golf News, Junger Woods, Swing Tips.Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode
Here’s the swing keys for today on video:
1. Really feel the shoulders and large muscles do the work on your backswing. What do I mean? You can only feel this is your grip is very very light. In other words, grip light and try to feel your left shoulder turn on the backswing.
2. On the downswing, really try to feel that your stomach is controlling the arms and the hands.
P.S. I didn’t hit a good shot on the video but that doesn’t mean this isn’t a good swing key. So go ahead and try it next time you are on the range, not on the course.
On the course, you should play to score, never try to fix your swing on the golf course. If you are hitting it left consistently on the course, don’t fix your swing, simply aim more right. This might be the best lesson for today.
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Today’s Swing Keys
2 Comments Published October 30th, 2007 in Golf News, Junger Woods, Rhythm, Swing Tips.Today, I hit the ball like crazy. I mean, I hit the ball so good, it was like cheese melting in my mouth. I hit the ball so good maybe it was even better than sex.
Anyways, here’s my swing thoughts for the day:
On the backswing, really feel the large muscles of your shoulders turn automatically since your hand pressure is so light.
On the downswing, try to really get your shoulders and belly to turn in sync and swing slightly inside out while trying to hold your body straight.
Confusing?
Try this for beginners:
1. Grip the club very light.
2. Feel your large muscles turning on the backswing.
3. Feel like you are holding a basketball and doing a two handed pass on the downswing.
4. Move your lower body and belly at the same speed as your shoulders.
5. Use your lower body and shoulders to hit the ball, not arms or hands.
P.S. One more thang…rhythm…rhythm…rhythm…
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Check out this trick shot you can play from your knees when your ball is close to the bunker lip and it’s hard for you to balance yourself. I haven’t tried this but it does “seem” like a good sand trick shot.
Your knees and shins give you plenty of ground support, so don’t be afraid to make an aggressive swing (flare both feet out for an even wider base). Keep your rear end and your back straight, and try to hold this position as you swing the club back and through. Don’t pick the club up — get your shoulders moving as well as your arms.
The biggest mistake you can make is bending over too much. That makes it easy to lose your balance. Use your butt as ballast to keep your posture tall and your swing in control.
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There’s many mini-tours that allow amateurs and pros to play together. One of them is Pepsi Tour, which is primarily for people in California. If you want to test your skillz against the pros, you can always sign up as an amateur but play along with the aspiring mini-tour pros.
If you do go pro, you can win a good sum of money provided that you win. Entry fees are along $100 to $300 range and prizes range from $1000 to $5000.
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