Tag Archives: Lessons With Stan

Stan is the epitome of the struggling golfer, taking lessons here and there, trying tips from magazines and television, falling victim to every infomercial promise. Continue reading →

If you have read my articles in the past you might remember Stan, my imaginary student. Continue reading →

It’s been almost a year since I’ve seen Stan, my sometimes student who regularly promises to take lessons more than once a year and to actually practice what we work on. Continue reading →

Wayne: So, J., tell me how things have gone since our first lesson.
J.: Well, I played four rounds, and didn’t do so great. I hit some good shots, but it was very inconsistent. I really tried some of the things we worked on, but it was pretty hard to do it out on the course. Continue reading →

We haven’t had a lesson together before, so tell me about your game. What kind of handicap are you playing to these days? Continue reading →

Thinking of Stan’s golf game already has me unconsciously removing my cap and rubbing my forehead, something I am prone to do often in our hour of…what should I call it? Education? Instruction? Futility? No apt words of description come to me. Continue reading →