Hi, this is Fred Green of Golf Smarter with our spring back into Golf
season with the late Tony Manzoni. In previous years of replaying these episodes as
part of our archived content, we kept it to a hand picked selection of
nine. But this time and for the future, because of your response,
we're going to feature every episode in order that Tony discussed his single pivot swing
method, his incredible College of the Desert Golf Team's success, his book and
video, and stories about his relationship with the rich and famous from Palm Springs,
including the godfather of his daughter, Frank Sinatra. Last episode from July
twenty eleven was just after he released his book The Loss Fundamental, One Simple
Move, Better Golf Forever. But you probably have never heard this episode because
it was for members only in April twenty twelve and has never been replayed.
We recorded this just after his video of the same name was published on DVD.
After he passed away in twenty eighteen, both the book and the DVD
were out of print, so we were instrumental in getting his widow to agree
to republish the book on Amazon, including the Kindle format, and allowing us
to distribute the video online. All this was with the promise to create a
tax deductible fund created in his memory to benefit the first t of Coachella Valley.
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members only. Golf Smarter number three hundred twenty eight, published on April tenth,
twenty twelve. Stop Topping the Ball Forever with Tony Manzoni. This is
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score. It's worked for your host, Fred Green. Welcome back to golf
Smarter for members only. Tony. How are you doing. I'm doing well
and I'm so glad to have you back on the show. You are such
a fan favorite, a listener favorite on Golf Smarter. I'm just so pleased
that you've gotten such nice reaction from the Golf Smarter audience. Well, I
do appreciate that Fred and you know this is a labor of love for me,
and I'm sure it is for YouTube. Oh yeah. We have a
passion about golf and golf instruction, and you know, I'm just trying to
get something out there that helps people. It's not an ego basis. I've
done a lot of reading and I believe every day that I listen to people
teach I learned something and I'm just trying to get this down to where it's
great for the consumer, that they can understand it and do it well.
That's what's so special about your teachings is that you are able to communicate it
in a fashion that the average, the average golfer, the just the lay
person understands what you're saying. And it's not so technical, but it is
concise. And I think that that also is true to a testimony to how
well your teams do at College of the Desert. Yeah, we do have
a great record, and we're off to a good start again with four and
zero in league playing, and we've played three invatationals one two and and that
was the second place in one. So we're off and running. We're you
know, we're going after our twenty fourth consecutive year to win the conference,
which is kind of crazy, but yeah, it is what it is.
And you know, we we have a new team every two years, so
it's not like we have this dynasty that we're building here. But well,
I mean, the weather, the weather doesn't certainly doesn't hurt. So we
draw some nice young man and so far we've been lucky. Ke've drawing them
and we're saying the right things and they're producing. Well, that's what's so
interesting is you say that these kids only play for two years. What age
are your team members? What are they raised? Right out of high school?
You know, eighteen nineteen years old? So they're all yet man,
and they all have a dream of, you know, playing this game professionally,
So we try to put them on that track. Obviously they all can
make it. We show them the work ethic that's needed. Okay, so
I know that you don't have much of an issue talking about your age.
How old are you again, I'm seventy five. You're seventy five, and
you're dealing with eighteen and nineteen year old which could easily be grandchildren or even
great grandchildren at some point. Well, yeah, they're really might they become
my children? There's no question about that. Yeah, and I love it,
I really do. I learned from them in some ways. It keeps
me from getting caught in the gap, you know, and staying segments.
So it's a win win for both of us well. And it goes back
to what we were just speaking on that your ability to communicate with eighteen and
nineteen year olds, and clearly to have going on your twenty fourth consecutive regional
championship, you must be doing something to gain their respect, to not have
attitude from these kids, because that's an age where they can really have a
lot of attitude when they come in and tell you that, what do you
know, old man? You know, it's I'm just so impressed. Well,
you know, it's not easy at times. I'm not going to say
that it's always simple. We get a few kids, but you know,
as I tell all the boys on my team, I don't care if you're
a plus five. If you're a jerk and you want to stay a jerk,
then you're not going to be part of my team. Becay's winning championships
is is important, but buillion character is much more important. And that's what
I'm really here for a lot of these young people haven't had a lot of
parenting for for whatever reason. And that's part of my responsibility is as a
golf coach, is to help them on that part of it because the majority
of them are going to go on to work in the golf business or do
something, and it's my responsibility to show them what they need to do to
be successful. And you know, that's just how it goes. And I
love the kids, and you know, I learned a little bit. I
mean, I'm not really crazy about their music, but they're not crazy about
Frank Sinatra either. You know that's right. You know, I'll tell you
something. I can almost guarantee you that it's going to be faster for them
to appreciate Sinatra than it will be for you to appreciate their music. I
know when my when my younger kid came out of college and started telling me
about Frank Sinatra, discovered Frank Sinatra and how cool he was, I'm like,
oh my gosh, you're kidding. Really, that doesn't mean I have
to listen. I don't have to listen now all cool Jay do I that's
funny, But you know, every you know, when we were kids,
we had our own little fashions and some of the things. And I try
not to be too you know, judgmental about some of the things they do,
but some of the things that I can see that it's it's a determ
from them. People are going to misjudge them. But where their pants down
and all that sag and stuff. And I don't want to jump on them
being critical pull your pants and that kind of thing, because that just makes
them resist more. So I try to explain to them, you know,
what they're projecting and how that hurts them financially, and also people draw conclusions
about them that aren't true, and a little by little by little, bartipulate
way and just trying to make sense without saying don't it starts changing And that's
always feel the better. That's a nice approach. I tell me, you
got choices in life. You can be common or you can be special,
and I really really hope you choose special. And when you talk like that,
their eyes open up a little bit, you know, so their minds.
Well, that was a great piece of That's a great golf tip right
there. That for any parent and any teacher, that's a that's a great
piece of advice. Thank you. Very much. Well, as we dole
out these congratulations, let me also throw out that the DVD, The Lost
Fundamental DVD has been created, published and released and it will be available on
the Golf Smarter website. Thank you very much, as well as the loost
Fundamental dot com. Talk to me about your new DVD, The Lost Fundamental
that supports the book The Lost Fundamental One Simple Move Better Golf Forever. Well,
I was lucky enough to me the young man by the Adrian Herze,
and he really helped me put this together. When we're trying to do a
DVD, it's really easy to talk too much and trying to get your point
across, so we edit it down to her It's almost almost too simple,
but that's the way I wanted it. Uh And I think it's going to
be very effective if people watch it. You have to watch it a couple
of times. The only downside to it you realize how old I really am.
I've got a young voice. But anyway, all kidding aside, I'm
very happy with the DVD. It's just a reflection of the book and for
those of us that learned better by watching, I think it shures the purpose.
Mm hmmm. Tell me about where you start on the DV. Well,
how is the DVD different than the book. Well, it's just visual.
The concept is there, it's the same. It's the same concept.
Uh. But you see, I use three different age groups and teach them
basically the same thing. You can see their flexibility issues are different. But
again I what I primarily say is, look, this works for everybody,
and this is an easy way to play the game. And you're not to
injure your back. Uh. That's that's the message. And I promise you
that if you look at so many of the young players on tour, they're
they're staying centered over that golf ball. They're not moving their head to the
right anymore. Uh. And and and it's not something new, it's something
that they're going they're going back to. It's what It's what Hogan did,
it's what Nicholas did, it's what Palmer did, what Trvino did. None
of those guys swayed off the ball, and and their careers lasted a long
time. As we hit at a certain age, it's really hard to move
off the ball and back onto it while you're trying to hit that thing in
the back of the back of it. You know, it's really hard to
do that. It's it's it's doable, but the old you get it becomes
impossible. So that's what that's what my DVD's about. You can actually see
the person doing this, and that's that's the proof of the pudding. Uh
yeah, I noticed that as well, and I think that the thing that
came across in our multiple conversations before even that you have the pictures in the
book, but you talk about the way and how that's just deadly to your
swing, right. It's just you know, there's been some great players,
Curtis Strange, who's a big swayer off the ball. There's some great players
that were but I don't think you can continue that, especially as you get
it into your senior years. And so what I think, I think it
becomes almost impossible. Most of the people you see on the driveway and you
see them get off their right foot and their body swings back. They're going
in the opposite direction, and then they say, well, I guess I'm
getting older and I can't hit anywhere. Well, you can't hit anywhere with
your arms, but if you learn how to use your core properly and get
your body in the right position relative to the ball and impact, you can
hit it a lot farther than you think you can. And that's what I'm
finding I have. That's the thing that I hear more than anything else.
I'm hitting a father, and that's from people that are fifty sixty, seventy,
they even got eighty six years old, taking a lesson from me,
and he claims he's farther than he did when he was twenty and twenty years
old. I'm not twenty years old and twenty years ago. So because he's
hitting more square, and that's the whole thing. You don't mishit it when
you're on the ball, when you're moving back and forth, it's just so
hard to catch your flush. I recently took a trip with of my buddies.
I talk about this every year we go on this golf trip, and
I noticed one of the things in looking at photographs of us at the end
of the weekend. I have one friend who just he has no distance.
He has a really tough time hitting the ball farther than one hundred and fifty
hundred and sixty yards. And I noticed that not only is he most of
his weight is on his back foot throughout the swing and definitely at the end
of his swing. But he also does not help me on this one.
He doesn't pivot his back foot at all. He's right handed, so it's
his right foot. But when he's done with the swing, not only is
he leaning far back, but his right foot his back foot is still pointed
to where the ball was teed up. Sure, sure as it must be,
because if you put any any weight at all on the right side and
then try to turn your body left or it has to go here, he
gets stuck. And and I'll tell you you put a lot of pressure on
your lower back. So for the listeners out there that are doing that,
just put all your weight on your left foot to lift your heel of your
right foot off off the ground so that you're just on the till barely weight
there, and then just turn your chest and shoulders. You'll see that you
can turn left quiet aways. Then if you put some weight on that right
foot, try the same thing and you'll see that you'll stop midway. And
that's where most people are, so they don't get the full force of the
body driving through that golf ball. You watch a good boxer, you know
it isn't in our motion. It's a body motion, and and everything throwing
the ball. Whatever the body has to be, has to be in position
for the throw. It has to be in position for the punch. So
if it's not a position you're gonna it's gonna be a weak motion. And
that's what this is all about. I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel here
and then Holding discover this as have a lot of players. But the closer
you're the center of gravity of the body is about four or five inches below
the navel. The closer that center of gravity is during the backswings to the
pivot leg, the faster you're gonna pivot, and the freer you're gonna pivot.
That's just that's just a scientific fact. That's not that's not Tony Mansoni's
theory or anybody else's theory. That's just how it is. And Holding them
smart enough to discover this in a book called Actual Them Golf Uh with one
of his students, John Sleeve, he said, I find that the more
I'm on the left side of the top of the swing, I can pivot
my shoulders faster around my left my left axis, consequently hitting the ball farther.
So Hopey made this statement a lot time ago. It's just that there's
only so many people caught this thing. Well, isn't that reverse weight shift?
No, I had nothing to do with reverse wayship. Reverse weight shifts
is on the on the dolls wing where your body is going backwards towards the
right foot. You can put all the way you want on the left side
at the top, as long as you move forward with the second move.
So you know, I mean, you know, when you try to hit
a ball low, you're you're you're moving forward, then the club closes a
little bit. Well, in a sense, we're just centering ourselves on the
golf ball instead of putting our heads behind the golf ball, and we make
contact as we're turning through the ball. We're not We're not making contact as
we face the ball. We're making contact as our body has rotated towards the
target. If you think about Anxie Sorensen, she had one of the best
moves I've ever seen except for Hogan, because she looked like she was looking
at the target when she hit the ball. But that was just because she
was moving through prior to impact. And that's where all that power came from.
At the very beginning of this answer, you mentioned lifting the heel of
your right foot. Now, is that just as a test or in your
setup? As a test as a test, but one of the things that
I do to ensure as I put my right foot, I kicked my knee
in and I put I really feel my weight on the inside edge of my
right foot, and as I coil, I try not to gather any more
weight than that position. And then when my hip turns behind me, my
shoulder turns behind me, I'm actually displacing weight more towards the left side.
If I was in a cylinder and I turned my right shoulder, my weight
would be going towards my left side. There's no question about that, and
no one could argue with that. Uh. And so so what I'm doing
is I'm I'm bracing between the instep of the right foot and and the and
the instep of the left foot. So I embraced there, but primarily the
majority of my weight is left, okay, because that's where I have to
have that impact. So I'm just kind of cheating a little bit. I'm
getting it over there sooner. See, Now, all I have to do
is to rotate hard, rotate around that axis, and the club had comes
the last. My body is first, and I get I get terrific compression
on the ball, you know, for for our old guy, I can
still hit the ball. They're pretty good, uh shockingly Uh. And I'm
certainly not a physical specimen. But I'm in the position to hit it as
destiny with as much power that I have. And I think everybody out there
probably hasn't reached that position unless they've read my book and been practicing. Uh.
If they're in the middle, their standswer on that right side when they're
hitting the golf ball in there's no way they're compressing the golf ball like they
can. And then of course there's the the sweeping of the ball versus the
compression of the ball, you know, or trying to lift the ball.
That's the other thing I found that the same player did. Not only is
he not turning, but he's with all that weight going backwards. It looks
as if he's trying to lift the ball. He's not letting the club do
its job well. With you're way going backwards, your arm still only goes
so far. And then they start going up so as I tell people when
you hit a ball fatter hit the ball thin, it's because you're behind the
ball. That's that's the reason. I mean, you know, it shows
itself in a different form, but you're behind the ball. When you're moving
through the ball, the club is still it's actually it's shallowing out. But
when you stay way behind it, the club that is going up, it
has to go up because your center of your swing is a foot or two
behind that golf ball. So the forward arc starts way too early. And
that's why a lot of people can't get an iron in the air because they're
too far behind the ball. Oh well, actually, now that we're going
to con I know this friend is not listening to this, so I'm going
to keep and I'm not even to use his name. So I'm going to
keep talking about this because I noticed so many things after talking with you so
many times, I'm now looking at at other people so differently than I had
in the past, because basically I wasn't looking at them, I was looking
at their ball. But he tops the ball a lot, I mean,
there's there. It's frequent that the ball is rolling off off the tee.
I mean he rarely we get all excited when he hits the ball in the
air. Boa great hit. Whether it goes right or left, it doesn't
matter. It's like, oh, you got it, you make great contact.
Do you hit the ball in the air. Well, there's two things
that cause toffees. I've always believed when people say you looked up, that's
just infanity because nobody's looking up. But what if you tighten up prior to
impact where everything stops. When you tighten your hands in the anticipation of him,
fact, your arms pull back, your muscles contract so the club comes
up a little bit. That's one way to top it. That's how most
people. I always tell people, you top it because you're tightened up,
not look up. But and how how can we notice? Because I noticed
that he when he's about to hit the ball, even when he pulls his
club back, his whole face just turns into as if he's he's trying to
How do I be kind about that? He's got to look It's because he's
he's he has a hit thought, he's absolutely doing it perfect. He's telling
his body that he's going to hit something. The body FLEs it up,
getting ready for that blow. That's why everyone talks about swinging through the ball,
swinging past the ball, using the ball as a point of reference to
line line the body, but not not as a target once. When you
when you do that, your instincts are going to jump right in and you're
going to tighten up your hands, and you're going to do it now.
Some great players can purposely try to hit it a little harder, but I
promise you we've all done this. We take one more thub on a hole
because we think, well, I'll hit an easy five instead of a six,
and you blow it right over the green. Well, that's because you're
swung. We're trying to hear anything. You're swinging smooth, so you're you
get you get maximum flexibility, you get maximum uh thrust, you get everything.
Nothing swolling down at impact. And when we topped the ball, it's
an accelerating move. Uh. That's why I say when you when you stay
behind the golf ball and you're gonna, you're gonna you're never gonna get fairly
loose up. I can tell you that you forget about hit the three with
in the air. It's just not gonna happen. Uh. You've got to
be moving through that golf ball, so that club can shallow out and catch
that ball a little bit on the down. If you're hanging back, it's
it's that club's coming up too soon and you're gonna hit. You're gonna hit
the middle or top of the ball. So for somebody who's been playing the
game for twenty thirty years and has all these issues, it's not going to
be very easy for them to make some some changes into their swing, into
their into their basic mechanics. And after a lesson, it's it's still he's
going to forget it next in two weeks if he doesn't. Well, I
don't really teach swing so much as I teach the relationship of the body to
the golf ball. If I can get your body at address in the right
position, and if I can get you to move your if your right hand
and get your right side past that ball prior to impact or at impact,
I don't care what your hands do. If they're somewhat connected to the body,
they're going to they're going to react on their own. You can't purposely
square the club with your hands, and that's just crazy. I get these
guys say you just has to be flat of impact. That's that's because of
momentum. You can't put them there. The club's moving seventy eighty miles an
hour depending on how strong you are, there's no way to do that.
But if your body's in the right position, that will happen. You know,
there's if you're rotating through that golf ball, your and your and that
club has lasted and your hands are going to be Your hands are going to
be flat an impact, they're not going to be cupped. But once you
stop that body, then the momentum of the arms going forward are going to
cut the wrist. That's why that happens. It's just that people don't go
through the ball. When you're hit any golf ball you have to you mind
has to be a position A position B, and the ball is in the
way of you going to those positions. If you target the golf ball,
you're never going to get the position B. And consequently you're gonna cup your
wrist, You're going to swing up prematurely, you're going to hang back.
All those things are going to happen just because you didn't get through the ball.
I mean, I have I have women that I teach and I say,
look when you get at the top of the swing. Oh, I
want you to do one thing, get past the ball with a turning motion.
And they're always so shocked when they see they hit so much farther and
hit the ball up in the air. But that's I mean, that's that's
the core thing here that has to happen. No matter what you do with
your hands at the top of your swing, they can be cupped flat.
I don't I don't care about that. It doesn't mean anything. Then all
way to cup wrist at the top TI you with this flat Who cares?
What matters is at the bottom. And the only way you're going to go
through impact properly is that the big muscles have to be pulling the little muscles.
Once the big muscles stopped and the little muscles move forward, all hell
breaks loose unless you're lucky any time it you know, and you hear more
and more players talking about I want to eliminate the timing action of the golf
swing because it's just too much pressure out there. You can't get it out
there and be timing the rolling of your hands and things like that. And
that's been taught for years. I mean, that's how I was taught to
play. You can't do that now now if you're going to play at that
level. On our third and last round of the weekend, in the back
nine, he was my friend was so frustrated. He said, what am
I? What am I doing? What can I do? I keep,
you know, rolling the ball, and I'm like, are you asking me
for advice? Because I kept my mouth shut all weekend and I'll be All
I said was try moving the ball back about an inch in your stands.
Just move the ball back a little bit and see what happens. Because if
you're continuing to hit the ball, that must mean that you're you're you're you're
on your upswing a little too early. Because I didn't want to say yeah,
because you're leaning on your back foot because you're getting no rotation, because
in the middle of a round that's not going to help. So I just
said, just move the ball back and see what happens. And his next
three shots were the best shots of the weekend, and he kind of looked
at me like, what where what the essence? In essence you move he
moves his head more forward by moving the ball back. You see what I
mean by moving the ball back in the stands, the head position now is
more forward of the ball than it was when the ball was forward. So,
in essence, you did kind of that. Hmm. Interesting and I
didn't even know I did that. Yeah, that's that's what That's what you
did. You see, because I've read the Lost Fundamental. Well, look,
you know, absolutely not small, because there's a lot of great teachers
out there. But I know that this concept is based in science, and
I know that when the body is in the right position, you can get
your best. Everybody has a best. Some of us are limited because we're
not athletics, some of us are weak, whatever, but everybody can play
this game and everybody can enjoy it, and everybody can get the ball up
in the air. That has never been, that has never been. I've
never had a lesson in the thousands and thousands of lessons that I've gived,
I've never had anyone not be able to get it in the air once they
understand what they're supposed to be right, And what about is the hip rotation?
You know, as we get older, we get into our late fifties,
our sixties, and god bless you in your seventies, the hip rotation
some people just don't have that kind of flexibility. I don't know what kind
of workout regimen that you have or if I have no flexibility. No,
I don't do any that. I don't have any flexibility. But when my
weight is on my left access and I turn my chest left, my hips
turn left. Everything works when the center of my chest is to the right
of my legs, like I was taught, take it back to put the
stern them on top of the right leg. Okay, so there's a leaning
of the upper body back behind the lower body. Then the legs have to
go forward because the legs, the left hip has to align itself to the
outside of the left footed impact. So there's that little sliding move that you
had to make. But with this concept, what you're doing as you're coiling,
as you're turning in your backs, when you're actually putting, you're actually
getting to that position where you align that hip leg thing. Okay, so
now you have a forward access. Now all you do is turn the top
around the axis. The lower body works right with it. When you throw
a ball, did you ever think about shifting your legs or moving anything.
I mean, your body, your top part is connect to the lower part.
But if you if you tilt your top part over to the right,
of course the lower part has to go forward to bring the top part back.
But when you're more centered to the ball, you're I hate to use
this word stacked, but you're stacked on top of each other. So if
you turn the top the lower part turns too, as long as there isn't
weight on the right foot. And again for the listeners, just stand up,
put primarily most of your weight on your right foot, and just take
your left shoulder and turn it as left as you can. You'll see that
you're hips and belly turnal lied, so you don't have to worry about hip
rotation. See, and that's that's one of the beautiful things about this is
that you can control. And in my video I show you that. I
show you that when you're at the top of that position, all you have
is just clear your chest. Everything else will turn with it, so you
don't have to get your legs out ahead of the you know, like legs
first then top. No, you don't have to do that. So we're
eliminating all these little timing things that we had to do. Hmm. I
have so many more questions but we don't have time today because I want to
talk to you. I want to talk to you about I'm gonna say.
I'm sure there's some golf throes out there that are saying that guy's nuts.
But all I asked you to do is try it. Ok, Well,
you're not us. You know. I came out there last year with a
friend of mine and you spent an hour with him. And the video is
up on YouTube. It's on the golf Smarter TV channel of your you know,
the highlights of the lesson that you gave my friend Neil. And I'm
telling you, ever since that lesson, he has been a maniac on the
golf course. He says that he continues to do what you taught him in
less than an hour, and his game has just gotten so much better.
He's so much more confident. So, yeah, you may be out of
your mind, but it works. Well. Yeah, everyone says that anyway.
But I think that I think that this is just an easier way to
play. It's not the only way to play. You can be a handful.
You can fan that club open and close it on the doll swing.
If you choose, you you just weigh all your way to the right and
try to get it all going back to the left. You can do that
too, It's been done. I only say that. I say this confidently.
This is an easier way to do it well. Next time we get
together, I want to talk about your tempo and the swing rhythm, and
I want to talk about ballflight. We've never really talked about ballfight. I'd
like to get your theories and ideas on that. But also my friends and
I, you know, we travel every year, and you and I talked
about this before. But I'm going to throw this out here right now.
So we're talking about coming down to the Palm Springs area next April twenty thirteen
and on. I want you to put on your calendar right now the morning
of April sixth, Saturday morning. I'm hoping that you're available, that you
can meet with me and my three buddies, and I'm gonna throw this out
here to the Golf Smarter audience. If you want to be Tony. Do
you do clinics? Yeah? Sure, okay, So Monday, Saturday morning,
April sixth, twenty thirteen, if you have any interest in joining Tony
Manzoni and myself on a one maybe two hour clinic, a Golf Smarter clinic,
one on one with Tony. You start sending me emails, you let
me know if your calendar. I'm giving you a year to think about this,
right, I'm not going to keep mentioning it. I'm just gonna throw
it out here this one time, and maybe Tony will will get something together
and bring a group of people instead of just my foursome. That would be
great fun, I really would do. It would be great fun. Yeah,
that would be a lot of fun. Because I know that some people,
some Golf Smarter listeners, have traveled across the United States to come and
have one on one sessions with you. Yes they have. I've had a
ton of them, and as far away as New York. Uh. And
there's a one fellow in France that said just coming down on waiting and he's
a Golf Smarter listener. He's the Golf Smarter listener. Wow in France.
How cool is that? France that I love? Well, you know,
when I first did the first interview with you, I thought this was a
sum Intel kind of a deal, and I had no idea that you were
worldwide. And I started getting emails from people from Switzerland and I heard of
the golf smarterer blah blah blah. I thought, what in the heck?
Well, yeah, you know you were thinking radio when the first time we
talked, and I think it was about the shot watch, right, it
was shot watch. Yeah, it was about shot watch. That's exactly right.
So I had no idea. You know how important you're You're what you're
doing is I mean, it's fantastic. Really, I don't know that important.
I'm just saying that it's important. No, we have a we have
a far reach because we're on the internet. You know, it's it's a
global idea. I don't know if it's important, but what you're saying is
important. I'm just giving you the soapbox. Well, I mean fellows like
me that have something to say about the golf swing. You know, whether
you whether you agree or not. At least it's an opinion, that's all
there. And it kiss people thinking. And how would I do that if
it wasn't for your company. You know, I'm surely not a household name
in golf. I mean, you should be family. But we don't want
to hear what they say about you at home, all right, So let's
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or both of Tony's latest contributions to your game improvement the loss fundamental Tony Manzoni,
you are a hero, my friend. I really enjoy talking to you,
and you are coming back soon right. We're not sure. You may
be back in next episode or two weeks, but we can't record anything today
but because our schedules won't allow. But we will get you back on very
soon because I still have more questions. Sounds great to me, Tony,
and thank you so much for the opportunity to tell you what my theories are
about the also