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<\/p>\n The text is peppered with anecdotes about Stockton\u2019s short-game interventions with various pros, but mostly it\u2019s just straightforward advice illustrated by equally utilitarian photography. Gotham Books<\/a>, $27.50.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n OK, but what if you want to dip your foot in instruction but don\u2019t have a guru in mind? You could consider GolfTEC<\/a>, with its 165 \u201cimprovement centers\u201d around the U.S. and Canada, <\/p>\n Too much of a commitment? How about My Pro To Go<\/a>? Using your smartphone, shoot video of your swing from both head-on and down-the-line angles. Then send in the results via an app or the company\u2019s website and get a lesson and drills from a certified golf professional. Single lessons are $39, with volume discounts also available.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Recipients of Shawn Humphries\u2019<\/a> Hump-Day Golf Tips already know he can make golf <\/p>\n # # #<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"http:\/\/theaposition.com\/tomharack\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/7\/2012\/12\/Unconscious_Scoring_Cover.jpg\")
<\/a>This dovetails nicely with Unconscious Scoring<\/em>, Dave Stockton\u2019s follow-up to his discourse on Unconscious Putting<\/em>, also co-written with Matthew Rudy. At just 126 pages, it\u2019s a refreshingly simple explanation of short game technique intended to encourage less contemplation of mechanics.<\/p>\n<\/a>staffed by 500 golf professionals. Seasonal specials include a 60-minute swing evaluation, a 30-minute lesson, and a practice session, for $199. (303) 779-9900.<\/p>\n<\/a>instruction fun. Much of the appeal of his approach is his good-natured way of breaking down the swing involving discrete steps, concisely explained. Besides no-nonsense training aids, Humphries sells reasonably priced DVDs on full-swing and short game improvement.<\/p>\n