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To date I have been adding customer testimonials and feedback to this page. I need to bring it up to date and will be doing so over the next few weeks.
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Hi Andy ,
Thanks for these rules questions – they are really valuable. I purchased the New Four Magic Moves last July and have steadily reduced my handicap from 28 to 19.
John
Sydney, Australia
Hi Andy…
I enjoy and have learned allot from your “rules” emails….Thanks!
FYI, I purchased the New Four Moves, tried it out last year with initially good results. I believe it made me focus on mechanics more than just for feel as I did before.
Not long after I wasn’t playing well and skipped over the New Four Magic Moves and “re-created” my old swing….played well.
Now to the point before you fall off your chair, I had a total knee
replacement in December, 2009, and finally went out (I live in Sarasota,
Florida) last week to hit some balls….The New Four Magic Moves helped to “settle” me down and honestly kept me focused on my swing and nothing else.
Thank You!
Dick
Hi yes ive been workong on the first magic move and its been working very well 95% of shots are on target shot to the green are at the flag ive got a nice consistant draw about a yard or two . Ive shot two rounds of 67 4 under at my course and three of four rounds of level par and they could of been under par rounds if the putter was working im very pleased with the magic move im having a few problems with the wife because all i want to do is play golf i even snook off on my sons first birthday to get a game in its got me wanting to play more and more golf its ace.
Cheers
Simon.
I followed your advised and it did improved my game.
Now I enjoy playing golf.
Jeff
Hi Andy,
Have been using your new 4 magic moves for about a month now and must admit that my game has improved dramatically. The most significant of the new 4 moves seems to me to be the lateral hip shift. It was very difficult to incorporate it into my swing but with hard work I can honestly say that this move when done properly has kept me on plane and eliminated my fat shots and promoted a nice soft draw, which have been my biggest problem my whole golfing career. I am 62 years old and carry an 11 hdcp. My last 2 rounds were 75 and 78, never in trouble either round, love hitting those fairways and greens. I have never broken 80 until I began using the new 4 magic moves. Thanks for this epiphany.
Tom Brown,
Winston Salem,
North Carolina,
USA
Hi Andy,
I think your book is impressive. I first took up golf at the age of 58 and have never achieved a good standard. I have never been able to play frequently or regularly, originally due to work and since retirement due to illnesses. My highest handicap was 21, but went down to 28 a few years ago when I could not play at all. Now I’ll have to put in some rounds to get a handicap at all. Since reading your book, it has stirred me into having a go again.
The weather has been difficult but I’ve been practicing the swing at home. On the few opportumities on the course the results are not too good, but I put that down to insufficient practice and the fact that I am now age 80. I’m not expecting to get a great handicap. I just want to play to a reasonable standard so I won’t feel too bad when playing with friends.
This might all sound rather sad, but in fact I am optimistic and intend to try harder. I’m convinced you book shows the right approach.
Roderick
Thanks very much for that Andy,
I have always practiced more often things that weren’t technically
correct. With your explanations and the Science, it gives a sound base
to practice and improve from. As I become more familiar with your swing
the results keep getting better, thanks for that,
Cheers,
Barry Oldridge.
Andy, Hi it’s Wayne King here the reason that I have not sent a feed back is that I haven’t got the system down pat yet I need a little help understanding the system that you sent me back in November.
Hi Andy,
I have read the NEW magic moves, but unfortunately I live in Canada and the snow is still on the ground. Cant wait to get out there and try it for myself.
Tony
Hello,
I took up golf fairly late in life having played cricket until then. My first handicap was 15 . It is now 8. I have always been aware that I did not break my wrists in the “correct” manner. On occasions that I stopped thinking about this I played well. When I tried the conventionally coached “pronation” of the wrists this tended to bring the club back outside the target line and I generally played badly. Eventually I pretty much decided to ditch the conventional and to do what seems to work. In cricket a batsman breaks his wrists backwards in a similar manner as in the New First Magic Move. Although I was doing this already, this is the first time I had seen it proposed by a golf coach. This gave me the confidence to finally ditch conventional wisdom and I am currently playing the best golf of my life. My handicap is still 8, but I hope to creep this down during the coming season. If only I could putt!
Sangster
I have not completed the entire program, but the instruction so far is clear, specific and can be applied immediately. I am visual and can visualize the moves from the spoken CD; some golfers may need video to better understand, but the CD, played on the way to the golf course or lesson tee gets your mind in the right place.
Dear Andy with regard to your course that am currently following, I feel
that I am making slow progress, but things are slowly changing, I am getting better with my direction when I am using the river, and sometimes with the rescue woods, if I remember too.
Alick
Andy,
I came across your web site by accident when I was looking for more consistency in my driving, and what a find it was, since the weather has not been to kind to golfers I have managed to play only few rounds since practicing the new four magic moves.
My driving has only improved a little and needs more practice, however my iron play has come on tremendously and even with poor driving I have managed to par holes with reaching the greens in one over regulation and 1 putting as my iron play is pretty accurate now.
Over the years I have spent a lot of time and money on lessons but without a dought the new 4 magic moves to winning golf is the best money I have spent.
I play of 16 but my last three games have resulted in playing to 12, 13 and 14 over, I expect once we are out of the winter my handicap will come well down.
Thanks for your help and for the regular updates.
regards
Vince
putting with the right hand only is very affective as I have used it and found there to be no battle between the left and right sides . IT DOES CREATE A BALANCED FLUID PUTTING STROKE.but this practice method would require you to own your own practice green. it just doesnt sit well with the other golfers practicing unless you have the entire green to yourself .
Hi Andy, I purchased this teaching method to see if I could impliment your methods into what I teach. I have been a golf teacher for almost 40 years. I have always researched different ideas on the golf swing. I do not teach a perfect golf swing. I try to find what makes it work for my student, but always good sound preshot fundimentals. I will let you know how it works for my students as soon as possible.
Thanks
Don Mitchell
Dear Andy,
Even though I have playing (at) golf for more years than I care to remember I have never had a settled swing because I keep adjusting it when I hit a bad patch, which is every other outing. The main problem is that I am fundamentally a ’snatcher’ – I tend to hurry the down swing so that my arms go through before my body weight. I am conscious of this but am unable to correct it. What I am looking for, and here your readers may be able to help, is for a technique, stratagem, or trick which will automatically slow the downswing. I have tried all the usual things but none of them work automatically- keeping the left arm rigid, for example, or turning the hips sooner. Can any of your readers suggest anything? (assuming that they understand my explanation of the problem). Curiously enough, that mantra for all ball games “keep your eye on the ball” tends to be counter-productive in my case. I actually tend to strike the ball better if I take my eye off it just before contact. If I keep my eye on it, this tends to slow the turn of my body which is so critical for getting power into the stroke.
I’ve played golf for 50 years, I am now 62 and found the New Magic Moves program in 2008. I am playing the best golf of my life and enjoying it more than ever. The instruction is wonderful and more importantly, It Works. I have recently used the help desk and the support and immediate response was outstanding. I can’t say enough good things about Andy Brown and the New Magic Moves to golf. Thank you for the program. The way I stay committed is, “Don’t be dumb, press the Thumb”.
Due to business committments I have not been able to play much golf since I received your package on “The New Four Magic Moves” but I can honestly say that since learning your “new grip” my aim is considerably better.
Hi Andy, nothing would have given me more pleasure in reporting …extra distance…cutting a shot or two of h,cap but sadly it hasnt borne fruit yet. I am a senior golfer playing off 9 and regularily shoot 80-85. Dont seem to be able to consistently break 80 which is the goal. Problem seems to be that I dont hit the ball consistently off the sweet spot and have lost distance. The magic move feels very strange and it feels like I am hooding the face which results in some strong right hand action !! I am persisting so hopefully will soon report a light bulb moment !! I will say that all the other check points about alignment etc that I found in the book are very helpfull. Regards in golf
As a student, as well as a player, I am a bit confused with the tips this is attached to. My first impression was this looks good. That is until I found the Hogan prints throughout the presentation. I might add that not one of them related to the Hogan method of striking the ball. I was scattering balls all over the range attempting to follow your instructions. That said, what it did do for me however was to open my eyes to what I was already doing wrong with the Hogan swing. I am not saying that your suggestion are not misleading but they are a bit confusing. The roll under of the left hand causes a flipping motion much as the right hand would in the follow through.
Just my observations and an hour on the range trying to understand why you would allow what appears to be flip flop loose swing of the club. However, knowing that in the world of golf there are just about as many ways to doing things as there are players.
I enjoy your articles as they always make me try something new. Have a great week.
Tom
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the magic moves!
I heard about your book around the time of an operation in 2008 for frozen shoulder and trying the first two moves helped in my recovery. Rehab during the 2009 season was hampered by the left shoulder developing a similar problem which reduced my backswing. One benefit of the shoulder problems is that I have get a painful reminder each time I swing flat. With the help of the first moves I avoided this pain and improved accuracy and consistency.
Really looking forward to playing next season with a more normal physical balance enabling me to fully develop the magic moves with a full backswing. -10C and snow here at the moment. Courses probably closed until April.
Best regards, Kim
Stockholm, Swede
I dabbled with the 4 New Magic Moves some time back, but then went on to try other methods. Recently I started again and I can only say that the biggest mistake I made was not persevering with the 4 New Magic Moves from the start. My game is now improving dramatically and the bane of my golfing life, hitting the ball well but not knowing where it would go, is well on the way to being cured. I am hitting the ball a bit longer, a lot straighter and with better consistency. My handicap is coming down and will continue to do so. I cannot recommend this system too highly.
Andy: Yesterday I asked you for help with the lateral movement of the left hip and asked if I could substitute the hands down to the right pocket to initialize this left hip movement. I re-read pages 80 through 90 again and again trying to understand “hand lag”. Well today I got it. What a practice session I just finished. The wheels (small and large for the laws of physics, the skater, and the doctor’s uncomfortable position, the need to slow the hands (blasphemy until you KNOW) finally and unequivicly made sense, sensibility, understanding and feel to me. I have got it! Thank you so much. No need to go on about the results, you already know. I am really hyped about.
My golf swing after 40 yrs. All the lessons, all the take it back in once
piece, all the cocking at the top, all the rotation, all the hit it late.
PS. The new four magic moves to better golf is it. The Joe Dante position is no longer a mystery to me. And finally to you I will be re-reading again again the magic in your new four moves. Love it.
John Sutphen
I would like to let you know that your new four magic moves are really working for me. I did not provide any feedback earlier when you sent me email for feedback is because I was in the process of working on my swing based on your book and DVD. I have since cut down my stokes and play off 16 now from 22. It is really working for me as now my shots are of better contact, better ball flight and definitely better distance.
Thanks for this wonderful book which I have been searching for a
while…. if you have anymore notes which are designed to reinforce your
new four magic moves, please email me. I would be interested to know. thanks once again and happy new year!
reagrds
Liew Chia Chek, Jay
(singapore)
Dear Andy,
I am currently living in Cyprus, but my home is in Dorset UK. My wife, who had golf lessons at school, really introduced me to golf a few years ago. We both received group lessons at a local club in 2006 and were introduced to the traditional late wrist break. Our first 18 hole course experience in late 2006 was quite daunting. However, we joined the club as weekend members in April 2007 and played on a semi-regular basis for the rest of the year.
In moving to Cyprus at the beginning of 2008 we hardly played that year. Having found a local club owned, designed, constructed and operated by a fellow Englishman up in the hills near our home in Limassol, with a joint weekend membership fee meeting our budget, joined the club in December 2008. As beginners we did not have a handicap. The club gave us the respective maximum ‘Club Handicaps’ to enable us to play in club and CGF qualifying competitions. All the club members are friendly, helpful and very welcoming.
Playing on a regular basis we both began to show improvement, particularly my wife and her maximum club handicap started reducing quite rapidly earning her the affectionate title of ‘bandit’. I was lagging behind her in terms of progress and like others, despite having bought instructional DVDs, swing aids, practice nets and air balls etc, was becoming a bit despondent with the situation.
Whilst carrying out a web search for ‘Golf Handicap’ I stumbled across your ‘Lower Your Handicap’ ad, which introduced me to the new ‘4 Magic Moves’. Having watched the 1st New Magic Move video I was intrigued and impressed with what I was hearing and seeing. I took this on board and was surprised at how well I played the following weekend. The forward press in itself is a ‘Magic Move’ and the early backward wrist break provided straighter and longer shots from both tee and fairway. My wife certainly noticed the difference and was really pleased for me. As a result I ordered and downloaded the ebook and audio files and discovered the golf swing secret revealed in a simple and effective manner, which enabled me to fully understand, both psychologically and physically the mechanics of the swing. My wife has also commented that I am now achieving the ‘back to target – front to target’ move in my swing that the PGA Pro referred to in one of our early
lessons.
Although it’s still early days with the usual inconsistencies, I have dropped from the club handicap to an EGA handicap, albeit high, but am also being affectionately referred to as ‘Mr Bandit’ due to the improvement and the fact I have won and been in the top three of a number of recent club competitions and just last month won my first ever Match Play game, albeit on the last hole. I am also receiving comments from members saying ‘that’s not a high handicappers’ drive!’ and even the handicap secretary stating ‘with a shot as good as that I should cut your handicap!’ Over the last couple of months I feel I have gained much more confidence in my golfing ability and beginning to feel like a ‘golfer’.
I have mentioned your website to a selective number of friends and colleagues, stating ‘have a look out of curiosity’ and pointing out that I find the ebook and audio files terrific reference manuals for check points when needing to identify and rectify any problems that do and will crop up.
Kind regards,
Philip
PS – Mr and Mrs Bandit have also won a couple of team competitions recently with the outcome increasing the number of competitions where partners are now drawn as opposed to picked.
Hi Andy
I have been playing golf off and on since 1954 but my performance has been slipping over the last few years. Despite being an inveterate reader of golf magazines, practising diligently and listening to well-meant advice the decline continued.
Purchasing your “The New Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf” was by far the best move I ever made in my golfing life. Not only did it show me HOW to swing but also WHY the wrist method is used. You could imagine how deeply ingrained my swing was and how apprehensive I was on the practice range using a method quite foreign to the one which had been my stock-in-trade for so many years. It was three weeks before I put my new swing into practice with my regular golf partners. And a further three weeks before I felt comfortable. I found that pronating the wrists was unnecessary and using a firm retention of the hand and wrist position on the back swing was bringing the club square to the driving line.
I have played below my handicap on five of my last six rounds mainly due to the accuracy of my shots. I am delighted with the distance I obtain and the enjoyment I am getting from my golf. I am confident that I shall take 5 to 7 strokes off my handicap this season – bunker play being my present weakness.
My most sincere thanks for what you have done for my golfing life. When my drive goes long and straight I now murmur “Thanks Andy” – sometimes audibly. Your ability to produce such a book is much appreciated. I trust many others will have the foresight to purchase.
It is my pleasure to testify to the excitement I have experienced since
changing to your method.
Harry Best
Hi Andy, just a few lines to tell you what is happening to my game since going through your New Four Magic Moves.
I live on the west coast of South Africa, some one mile or so from the Atlantic ocean and unfortunately we are blessed with a lot of wind. Wind speed in summer can regularly reach between 15 and 30 mph, which makes playing testing.
However I have managed to cut three shots off my handicap in the meantime and where I have in the past struggled to break 90 I am now getting close to breaking 80.
In the end as you described in your book, you must approach the game with the correct mental attitude. In strong wind as we are getting regularly, it is essential that the wrong attitude on the first tee box can spoil a whole round.
I am now 63 and am fortunate enough to be able to play this great game up to four times a week–so in the end the more you play the easier it becomes to get to grip with your New Magic Moves.
Golf Wishes
Thys
Andy,
I want to check back in with you and let you know your instructions works!
I went to the driving range and applied your 4 new magic moves.. and the ball indeed goes straight. What I found thru expermintation is if I set up alttle to the right of the mark, I have a fade that comes back into the mark. It is amazing how it all works. thank you for sound advise.
I have only actually played 6 months – and this will make the game alot of fun. I played yesterday – and out of nine holes, got 2 birdies and 7 pars.. no bogies..
I also have determined that on my back swing , if I rotate my shoulders properly, the weight will move to my right side with no effort. I have sliced the drive most of the time, and its starting to correct itself now .. need to practice the form..
the main thing is the ball is going straight!!!!!! and keeping it in play. and have fun.
Andy, thank you again – also i have my irons checked out and they are 1″ over standard, and I was measured at 1/2 ” over, so I can choke up abit and they will work fine.
I order new grips, the clubs are used and the grips have never been changed out – and i will have a new set ..
You know when you get some confidence on hitting the ball – and it goes right, i see where you would get excited about playing ..
Thanks again for your instruction.. andy – good luck with your game
Matthew
Andy,
Just a note to let you know that I have found that repeated listening to
your tape of the four new magic moves and flaws that we commit, has made a world of difference with my game. If people would come back to your instruction message, the swing thoughts and results would change their game.
Chapter 6 on the transition and downswing is the best description I have ever seen or heard of in all the years that I have played golf. Now 64 and
seeing my handicap come down close to single digit. I want to thank you again for such fine professional advice. I know you have spent considerable time with this and it has paid off.
Jim
Hi Andy,
I am in receipt of the e book and audio books the new 4 magic moves to
winning golf.
First let me say I never as a rule would write an endorsement, nor recommend a product unless it was exceptional.
This is such a product, there is no substitute in golf for hard work and
application of effort there is no quick fix out there, I have seen so many
pros and spent so much money your head would swim, there have been varying levels of success. Your book provides a means of practice that works but only if you apply the time to learn and integrate the moves, that said when you do, its the easiest form of instruction I have ever encountered and the results are simply not to be believed. My over the top tendency is gone, my embarrassing 200 yd drives are gone (I,m 5/10 and a 15 St ex bodybuilder and strong as an ox) at last I can channel my power into drives, I’m driving 250 plus ( I,m also 50) with a soft draw. My irons are a problem I’m flying them of the back of greens I’m nearly 2 clubs longer, I tagged a 7 iron 190 yds the other day-wow
Most importantly there is no effort involved except the practice, the first
move can be taken to the course that day the rest as you become familiar, I’m a technical thinker and for me COAM has been the biggest breakthrough ever, ive casted/hit from the top for years. Couldn’t do anything about it, tried and tried then tried some more, my logical brain had it worked out immediately but my subconscious took over and I cast and cast and then cast some more, from the hitting area it is just impossible to get to the ball.
NOT NOW reading about coam and seeing the photos was my eureka moment, do I still cast-yes on occasions of course, but maybe 1-2 times a round not nearly every mid to long iron shot and every wood. I trust coam because it is a non disputable physical law and when you trust it, when you understand it then say goodbye to poor ball striking for ever.
My playing partners are standing there with their mouths open, and their wallets as well, at last I’m getting back some of the sweep money I’ve invested in them over the years, they cannot spot what I’m doing its so subtle.
They have bugged me and bugged me for the secret, I will let them guess for a while longer then direct them to your site. Prior I would have just shared the stuff with them, but you deserve every penny for this product and they should rightfully pay for it. It equates to about 1/2 the cost of a lesson with a pro.
I have loved golf from the minute I picked up a club but went around a
hacker thinking about every swing technicality I had been taught, now I go
out and play very respectable golf my only thoughts being where I want the ball to go now.
Thank you so much for this.
Regards Raymond Wales
Hi Andy 3 weeks ago I went out with some friends and scored 70 … in the first nine holes after 18 I scored 140 which was to say the least embarrasing. After reading and practising the four magic moves I was ready to go out again . Well Andy Today the 31st of December my cousin and I went for a game, on the first nine i did a 56 and on the back nine i did a 45 which is truly an amazing feeling I know i need to work on alot of things but to go from hitting 140 to hitting101 is awesome so thanks for all the info. My cousin who has played alot is always trying to tell me that im not rolling my wrist when taking my club back so that it opens up the club do you have some advice for me to tell these experiance golfers what i am trying to achieve. Thanks.
Hi Andy, what can I say, you have no idea how much you have helped me, when I received your first Email I was almost on the verge of quitting Golf altogether, a lot of the things you wrote have really helped. I don’t aspire to become a scratch golfer, but the game has become enjoyable again, and I might add I am playing heaps better, getting my mind together has made all the difference, so thank, you a lot has been advice that has helped with my game and my attitude.
Kind regards,
Susan Hawthorne
Hi Andy,
I didnt get to use the 4 new magic moves for quite a while because of work commitments but what i was able to do was read the book thoroughly and every chance i got Iwas either picking up a club or if at work a piece of rod and constantly practicing the movement.
Recently I have managed to get a couple of rounds in and i have to say how amazed I was!! My main problem was a terrible slice but now I seem to be hitting the ball straighter with my driver, not necessarily longer but definately straighter, thus keeping my ball in play, and lowering my score because I am not having to hit balls out sideways or even losing balls!
Still got a bit to go with my iron play but am sure with more practice that will come good too, I now feel a lot more confident when I’m dressing the ball thanks to the 4 new magic moves.
THE BEST INVESTMENT I HAVE MADE IN MY GOLF GAME TO DATE!
Cheers Andy
8 weeks later I now have something to focus on. Handicap not yet affected
(24) because I cannot put a score together in a medal round and too much still clouding my mind. But I am enjoying my Saturday morning round more than ever and two sucesses. HOLE in one seven iron 165 yards downhill and a pairs better ball win where I scored 46 points total team score 51 and my partner has a 5 handicap.
Love it
Rabi
Andy,
I just viewed your new DVD on the 4 magic moves.
Well done !
Gripping the club correctly makes everything flow properly afterward.
Placing the “left” thumb slightly to the “right” of center is the key
for me.
This thumb positioning strengthens the early wrist cock magic move. And all the other moves followed naturally, particularly building leverage turning the shoulders on the backswing.
I particularly liked that the DVD showed the finished swing from
various points of views.
Many thanks.
Dan Hunt
Your response to the query is so quick and the results of the new magic move are marvelous and quick to adopt. Infact you are the best I have ever come across.
Regards,
Jamil
Hi Andy
Way back in June I was just finishing the 18th Hole at my club (Par 72) and feeling very depressed. My handicap was 18 and I was struggling to get anything near to it.
At the side of the green was a spectator watching me finish the hole.
Whets the problem? he asked. I proceeded to tell him a multitude of
things including no power, no distance, no accuracy in fact total
rubbish. It’s your hands and wrists that’s wrong he remarked, and
proceeded to show me what I should do. My first impression was a negative one! Until I tried what he was preaching.
What a difference!
Inside 5 minutes I was hitting my 7 iron, down the drive range, 150yards. Previously I was lucky to get 120. The accuracy was plain to see. He gave me your web site and said this was where he had gained the knowledge.
I can honestly say that I haven’t looked back. Originally I worked on the wrists and hands as advocated in your free first move, then purchased the rest and put all the actions in place.
Wow! What a difference.
My handicap is now 13, and I believe that single figure is well within my reach.
In the last 4 weeks I have won 1, a 2nd place and both with no end of
pars and occasional birdies. I haven’t really had a bad round for ages.
Yesterday, (playing off 13) I played my course ( which a might add, is
probably one of the hardest courses around) and shot 39 – 21 points (par
- 36) on the first 9 holes, the lowest I have hit. The back 9 was not
quite as good, but I still achieved 36 points and another chance at
winning the competition.
I love the game, and now, thanks to your magic moves, I love it even
more.
John
Andy,
You may believe this! but I played to-day and I never hooked once in 18
holes Your advice has done it!
With the wrist advice I am having to use clubs with more loft as my distance has also improved.
Regards.
Peter
Family illness has limited and prevented my playing. Perhaps, within the next few months, I shall be able to resume playing and provide the evalution you seek. Thanks! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Central Texas USA!
I recomend your dvd to all my golfing friends as it has helped me greatly. i do think it is worthwhile reiterating to your customers the importance of watching the dvd regularly as it reinforces the key elements which we are all inclined to forget-especially as our handicaps plummet and we convince ourselves that the improvement has happened because of our hithertoo dormant natural ability.
Hi Andy,
I must confess that my game has not improved much at all. After reading your book and viewing the DVD I began with a massive slice, which is now under control. However, I have only taken up the game again after an absence of 30 years with the odd game along the way. I was a 12 marker at a championship course and I am always being told I have a good, smooth swing. Mind you, I do believe in the ‘four magic moves’ against the old teaching myths it exposes, which I always questioned. I only wish I had discovered these secrets when I first took up the game. Obviously, I will need to concentrate and practice more. I am going to the UK next May and would love to receive some personal instruction if that is possible?
Cheers, Brian.
Hi, Andy,
I am 73yrs. and have had lessons since I retired but my golf showed very little improvement.I put this down to age as I was 9 handicap@35 & now a rather poor 18!
I have studied your book & the 4 New Magic Moves @ my leisure over the 12 weeks and my accuracy has improved but the greatest difference has been in distance. It is now winter & I can reach 190yds. with a 9-iron & 230yds, plus withmy Driver. Roll on the summer.
Bob G.
Hi Andy,
After I bought the “new four magic moves” my game has improved. In my
opinion there are three major things that helped me; the early wrist
beak, to start the downward movement with the lateral movement of the
hips and keeping the head back.
After 3 to 4 training sessions I hit the balls longer and straighter. When I hit properly, my 9 iron goes between 140-160 meters. I just love that feeling and at the same time observing the acceleration of the ball.
Unfortunately I started late with golf (with 56 y) but I spend quite some time trying to improve.
I’ll let you know about my handicap after two weeks in Spain. In Norway, for the time beeing, the weather is not appopriate for golf.
Cheers
Gunnar
Hey Andy,
Johnny here. Don’t know if you want more feedback being the busy
guy you are, but in case you do here it is.
I am a 63 year old who at an early age started playing golf. My Father taught golf in the physical education program at the University of Missouri and I remember running around the golf course at the age of 8 or 9 smacking that little white ball all over the place. I developed a love for the game and played off and on over the next 40 yrs. I quit playing for 9 yrs and last year started playing again and loving it. But like most, always trying to improve, which brought me to your website.
About a week ago I downloaded your promotional material and started reading about the 4 magic moves. After reading about the early wrist break and some of the other info. I felt like you were very sincere
about the benefits that one could achieve by doing this. You didn’t seem
like a “snake oil salesman”. You did seem like somebody who through
frustration with your own game, did a hell of a lot of studying and believed
in what you found.
Of course I am like most and believe in the old adage “buyer beware”. You checked in with me via email and I told you I was intrigued by your methods, but living in Missouri and winter setting in, I would wait until early spring to get serious about your course. I wanted time to try it out at the practice range and see if there was anything to your methods.
About three days later, the weather broke a bit, 40 degrees and bunch Of us old farts hit the links. On the 1st tee box I thought, what the hell, I will try to do the early wrist break, knowing that it wasn’t a fair test since I hadn’t practiced it but a couple of minutes in my living room.
40 degrees, course soggy, and I hit my first drive with the early wrist
break, solid, slight hook down the middle as far as I ever did all summer.
I was shocked and ecstatic. With no practice of your methods, cold weather, soggy ground, I hammered it. Then on the second hole playing about 170-180yrds,I hit my 4 iron right at the flag,landed on the green and rolled about 8ft behind the cup. I was in awe. My team members loved me. As we continued, when I did the early wrist break correctly, it does a little practice, I hit the ball extremely well.
So I ordered the rest of your materials and am pleased with all of the material. The day I played, I only tried the early wrist break and the firm/tight grip which is so right. I had been taught to grip somewhat lightly and with the firm grip, I could feel how much more solid the hit feels.
PS. I had also thought that since it was winter and I wouldn’t get to
play/practice much, I would wait until spring in case your methods didn’t
work and I could get my money back. Well I now know they work and have no concerns about getting my money back. I have been reading your entire downloads and they all make sense and your explanation explains why they work. I am a believer and I know I will be a better golfer come summer. And I still believe the motto-” buyer beware” but not in your case. I got $37.00 worth of enjoyment the first time I tried your methods and I did not have any time to really work on them.
Tiger better look out.
Sincerely,
Johnny Keller
Hello Andy
Your tip on the early wrist break has helped me stop slicing the ball completely. Thank you for all your great help.
I have been golfing for 7 months and have shot an 84 for my best game so far. I break 100 more often then not.
Thanks to your tips.
Juan
Andy, apart from the useful golf swing instruction given, I find the ‘New 4 Magic Moves’ Manual; Audio CD’s (including short game tips), very informative and a great insight into the Golf Swing making watching the Golf Pro’s much more interesting, particularly how easy and effortless they make it look which no doubt it is once fully mastered, and without any brute strength requirement. With my 30 year plus entrenched golf method I am trying to make improvements but apart from the occasional very good round in club competitions, I haven’t as yet been able to improve on my 12 handicap (mainly due to poor putting however) but my short game is definitely improving, and I do expect to make further improvement in the near future, once better and more consistent grip, stance, rhythm, etc have been developed, and the poor entrenched methods replaced. I have been sufficiently impressed with the 4 Magic Moves Manual; CDs to purchase 2 further copies as presents and I would definitely recommend them to any class of golfer, particularly to beginners, and I have told my friends (and suggest you make the point also) that they are likely to get most benefit from the instructions by listening to the CDs several times all the way through (following it in the Manual) before trying to put any of the instructions into practice. Many Thanks. Gordon Gillespie
I haven’t played much since I received your info. However, some good thoughts to incorporate for next year; seem to make sense.
However, your equipment advice is “dated”; including use of 2, 3 irons, where the current trend is towards hybrids.
Hi Andy, I am very happy to leave some feedback after 9 weeks af purchasing “The New Four Magic Moves” and working on implementing the advice. I have to say that when I first read about the four magic moves I was very unsure if it would work.
To start with everything went left, but the strike was very good on the majority of shots. I continued to work and soon found that my direction improved and the extra distance was amazing. I have been away from golf for 18months after 3 back operations. I live in Spain and within 3 weeks of playing again I began to play some of the best golf of my life. I came 2nd in the seniors Andelucian open at La Cala and over a 3 week period my handicap has reduced from 8.4 to 6.8.
I have lost a bit of consistancy over the last 2 weeks and have asked my pro to work with me on your method, which he has researched and is very happy to do. I was getting a little to flat with my back swing.
Since he has corrected me I am back playing better.
I can honestly say that I have gained over 30 yards on my drives and at least 15-20 yards on a 6 iron and more important I am hitting everything straight.
I am a very happy bunny!!!!
All the best
Michael
G`day Andy.
In the short time that I have had your swing secrets the most noteable improvement is my 5 wood off the fairway. I am striking the ball with much more confidence, distance and accuracy are greatly improved. At the moment we are on a extended family holiday in Australia and I will not be playing again until I go to Spain in February. Wishing you all the seasonal greetings.
Best regards.
Reg Jewsbury
Dear Andy,
As the saying goes, “If you have nothing good to say don’t say it.” But I have something good to say about the Four Magic Moves. Last month, together with three golfing buddies who are only less than a year playing golf joined a best ball golf tournament in Houston, TX; and we scored 3 under par 69 because of my booming drives and accurate approach shots. I had only two wayward drives the entire game but each time one of the three neophytes save our game. I credited my improvements in driving (about 15-20 yards gain) to the Four Magic Moves. However, truthfully, I used the PPGS of Don Trahan for my approach shots, because I am more accurate when I don’t break my wrist in the short game. I am combining the good technique that I learned from both system and I think I have improved by about 10 shots. My Texas official handicap was 20 before I learned of your program and Don’s.
Sincerely,
Eddie R. Rosaldo
Houston, TX
Hi Andy,
The magic moves must be working as I made an eagle 3 in Spain a couple of weeks ago. First one for about 40 years! I certainly could not hit two shots 436 metres before! So cheers for that.
Kind regards
Kevin
Bath, UK
Andy: I have only used your method a few times before the season ended.
I can tell you, that I am looking forward to next season. Along with your “good sense” method, and a new set of clubs.I expect to be playing consistantly better.My last several times out resulted in not only lower scores,but also, the confidence that they will go even lower. My misses were straight on target for the most part. (do to the early wrist break). As I continue to use your method, I see my length returning as well. The simplicity of it is overwhelming, and totally missed by most teaching pros.
Merry Chrismas,
Gary
Dear Andy,
Thank you so much for writing to me. I had for years been trying to swing this way as a trial an error method and had good progress. However I quit golf the last ten years due to motor cross injury. Now I am coming back to golf and was struggling to find back my swing. However, when I came across your new first magic move, together with the detailed explanations, things started to make sense. I am striking the ball quite well now at the range. And if I hit a bad shot,I know roughly what I did wrong. To me the understanding of the new first magic move was the crucial factor in my swing. I will play at the course soon, regardless of the scores I will make, I have the confidence of my swing. Thank you again Andy, for the education that I just received.
Hi Andy,
I received the DVD on THE NEW FOUR MAGIC MOVES four weeks ago and I thought I would let you know how I was getting on. I am hitting it straight and long, about 30 to 40 yards further off the tee. I played with a friend the other day whom I had not played with for a while and he could not believe how well I played.He kept asking who I had been getting lessons off. It’s great to stand on the tee and be confident where the ball is going to go. I will tell my friend my secret when I have beat him a few more times. I am looking forward to next season with great expectation.
It’s the best instructional video I’ve seen, the easiest to follow, and the best money I’ve spent on golf instruction ever and I’ve spent quite a bit
in my time.
Thanks for now GORDON.
Sinds reading your book my accuracy and distance improved quite a bit. It will reduce my handicap next season substancially I believe.
Andy: I have been using your golf swing and trying to get it right. I did
have some misgiving at first but the more I tried to use your golf swing. I was using your golf swing and to my surprise on a 185 yards par three I got a hole in one. Thanks LeRoy