Golf Course Lesson Stover Golf Club

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Golf Course Lesson Stover Golf Club with Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru, James Dimond and Steve Buzza. Watch as the three professional golfers play around this very pretty tight little parkland golf course. Watch as they talk about where and how they see the golf shots from the tee with a driver, the fairway and around the greens. The three professionals are simply playing golf around the course as it is being filmed. Improve your golf game with course management, ideas on how good players are seeing golf shots along with some fun banter on the way.

28 thoughts on “Golf Course Lesson Stover Golf Club

  1. Really strange rewatching this vid today. So different from the polished lighthearted vlogs we see from Mark now. Glad to see the back of the go-pro. Mark's posture seems much more rigid in this vid too.

  2. Hi Mr Mark. It is nice to see you playing and the details you are giving. I would like to see you playing in one of the golf courses of the Algarve Portugal. See some pictures of them in my Youtube videos at "Algarve Golf 2 Hotels". Thanks. (Elvino)

  3. Mark, I can't believe how helpful it is to watch you and your buddies play. Listening to your thoughts on club and shot shape is really valuable. It is stored information that I find myself accessing on the course. It also helps to see professionals not get the results they hoped for because then I don't feel as if it's just me. This is my third season. My unofficial handicap last season was 24 so I have a ways to go but I think I'll see a drop in handicap this season. I'm more relaxed on the course in a large part due to your on course playing videos. Please keep them coming.

  4. Agree with Allie Ron. Would love to score Par after Par from the long tees on these courses.  Remember these guys have a job to do that doesnt involve them practicing all the time

  5. Interesting to see the guys play 2 iron for safety, yet never hit the fairway. 🙂 Perhaps a high lofted hybrid might be a welcome addition to their bag?

  6. should always take an extra club when faced with fairway bunker approach shot as amateurs are inclined to take more sand resulting in loss of distance

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