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Registration Fee:
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Non-Members: $20 + GST - Click here
Registration Deadline:
March 3, 2021 at 12 p.m. PT
Available PDP Points:
2 points
Itinerary:
1:00 p.m. -- Education Series workshop begins
2:00 p.m. -- Anticipated adjournment
Presentation details:
“Understanding and Working with a Player’s Squaring Mechanism”
by John Randle; Teaching Professional, The Golf Performance Project
Each golfer strives to have a square clubface at impact but may take a different route to get there. Instructors will often see high-handicappers leaving the face open in the backswing, which requires compensatory movements to return the face to square when contacting the ball. This workshop will help illustrate the mechanisms players use to return to square at impact and how to work with each individual’s tendencies to encourage a more effective move back to the ball.
About John Randle
As both a competitor and instructor, The Golf Performance Project's John Randle is one of the most accomplished Professionals in the recent history of the PGA of BC. His extensive experience as a touring pro in the 1990s has been followed by a decorated career in coaching and teaching. In 2020, Randle was named the Provincial Recipient of the Association's Alvie Thompson Teacher of the Year Award and became the first individual to earn the honour three times, having also been presented with the award in 2002 and 2007.
Randle is one of only five players to capture the PGA of BC Championship and Assistants' Championship in the same year, taking both titles during the 1998 season. Those victories are among more than 50 Professional wins over the course of his career.
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