Wednesday at The Bridgestone WGC at Firestone Country Club in Akron Ohio. Our preparation, practice and the course are in very good shape. the greens at Firestone are faster and firmer than last week at the PGA. I don't think the scoring will be anything like Tiger's 18 under par PGA winning score. Stuart Appleby and I are continuing to work on keeping his arms in front of his body on the backswing and downswing. This definetely improves his timing and accuracy with the driver and longer clubs. I worked with K.J Choi's posture in his setup and on working a bit steeper shoulder turn on the backswing, so he could keep the club on plane, rather than peeling it inside early on the back swing. By coincedence they are drawn together for the first two rounds starting tomorrow. So that makes for a relatively easy watching day for me, as I can keep an eye on both and their progress.
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Bridgestone World Golf Championship
Wednesday at The Bridgestone WGC at Firestone Country Club in Akron Ohio. Our preparation, practice and the course are in very good shape. the greens at Firestone are faster and firmer than last week at the PGA. I don't think the scoring will be anything like Tiger's 18 under par PGA winning score. Stuart Appleby and I are continuing to work on keeping his arms in front of his body on the backswing and downswing. This definetely improves his timing and accuracy with the driver and longer clubs. I worked with K.J Choi's posture in his setup and on working a bit steeper shoulder turn on the backswing, so he could keep the club on plane, rather than peeling it inside early on the back swing. By coincedence they are drawn together for the first two rounds starting tomorrow. So that makes for a relatively easy watching day for me, as I can keep an eye on both and their progress.
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