The bag actually helps 'çatch' the club preventing a flip. Either way, training the arms singly is not only a great way to build strength but also hand-eye coordination.
Justin Tang has been involved in golf for over 10 years and became the 1st authorized Medicus Instructor in Asia in 2005. He holds an Honours degree from the University of London where he topped his cohort in Applied Psychology, winning the prestigious John Mann Award. He also holds a diploma in Engineering.
His involvement and association with Homer Kelley’s The Golfing Machine (TGM) began in 2000 after being frustrated with the lack of progress in his game and the amount of misinformation surrounding golf instruction.
Justin specializes in teaching students simply how to hit the ball straight and long through the correct understanding and application of geometry and physics.
Since then, he has spent time with world famous PGA instructors the likes of Ben Doyle, Chuck Evans, Gregg McHatton, Lynn Blake, Dana Dahlquist, Dennis Alberts, Mal Tongue, Bob McDonald and Shane Scott.
He is the only instructor in the region to offer a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE on lessons
He can be reached at +65-8188-1701 or via email at jtang@medicusgolfinstitute.com
As featured in Golf, China Golf Magazine, Indo Golf Magazine, Iseekgolf Australia, Singapore Business Review, Channel Newsasia, News 5, Berita Suria...
Mission Statement
The mission statement of Justin Tang Golf is to revolutionize the face of golfing instruction in Asia through the use of a no-bullshit curriculum based on science and high technology. We also put our money where our mouth is with Asia's first and only NO-RESULTS-MONEY-BACK-GUARANTEE.
"Turned what I know about traditional golf instruction on its head. I still have a hard time coming to terms with how I actually believed that...hopefully I can reach my dream of playing scratch golf."
Chip Bronson Canada
“Justin is clear in explaining why certain things workand why others don't. His teaching methods includecolourful analogies and visuals - the key to impartinga lasting impression when we are talking about acomplex motion like the golf swing. They help me toremember certain important positions when I practice. His instruction is predicated on science, nothingwill go wrong if you execute accordingly, in factyou'll end up playing like a machine and enjoying thegame more than you do now. I know I am. “
Alex Yeoh Singapore
“Dear Justin, I want to relate my weekend game last sat... After practicing the on plane pitching action with only sand wedge, I proceeded with caution to my regular sat foursome.But no need to fear. Awesome results! Shot an easy 80 at Kranji. Never have I been able to hit a 3 wood off the turf so consistently and accurately. And my pitched 3 wood went further than “normal” due to flushed contact with clubhead lag! The sound coming off some of my irons were pure. Also the in to out path stroke makes ‘over the top’ impossible to achieve.Now if I can only get to the full swing!. Golf nirvana beckons haha”
2 comments:
This is like the impact drill isn't it? My coach just started to teach me impact at the range with the club not the bag. Not easy at all!
The bag actually helps 'çatch' the club preventing a flip. Either way, training the arms singly is not only a great way to build strength but also hand-eye coordination.
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