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RECENT GUEST
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Darin,
Thank you so very much, you were correct on which package to choose. This was a
great trip. The accommodations were nice and the courses were wonderful. Even
with my wife being a beginning golfer, we had a fantastic time. We will
certainly use your company's service again in the future. Again thank you for
the assistance and for pointing us in the direction of such an excellent trip.
Sincerely,
Ed R.
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Guys,
I just wanted to thank you and your company for setting up our trip. We had a
great time in Mesquite, and we'll be using your services once again.
Joe S.
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Darin,
Thanks for the help again this year. You guys have made it easy to book the last
three years.
Timothy D.
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MGP,
Just wanted to let you know we had a great trip and most definitely will be
booking our golf package with you again. For anyone considering booking through MGP you have made
a good decision. Everything was taking care of from the hotel and the three golf
courses to all questions I had. You can't beat the price either and the golfing
in Mesquite wow wow and wow! Don't miss Wolf Creek Golf Course now that's a
roller coaster of a 18 hole experience.
Chris C. |
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Improve your bunker play today |
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By Ryan
McGwyer
PGA Teaching Professional
If you
have trouble hitting it close from a greenside bunker, I
have a few easy tips to get you yelling, “get in the
bunker” in no time.
Our
objective is to get the ball out of the bunker first and
foremost. In order to do this we must remove sand
behind, underneath, and in front of the ball. Holding
the shaft in your right hand, dial the face open by
turning it to the right. The reason for this is to
expose the bounce angle of the club. The bounce angle
is the area between the leading and trailing edge of the
club. The bounce will allow us to blast the sand onto
the green
With face
dialed slightly open, take your normal full swing grip.
Open your stance and shoulders by pulling your left foot
back. Lean your weight back and blast the sand behind,
underneath and in front of the ball, your goal is to get
the sand on the green. Don’t worry about the ball, if
you remove the sand the ball will go with it.
As a practice drill, draw
6” circles in the sand. In your correct set up blast
the sand in those circles on to the green. With just a
little practice you will be hitting it close in no time! |
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