Excellent content and instruction, I had been told to check out MAMG for a while by a couple coworkers and I finally decided to give it a go. Started with the most basic of plans (as I’m a mostly self taught golfer, with only two official lessons), I’d been toying with golf off an in for over 25yrs and never took it up in a serious manner. Late last year something changed after playing with a bunch of coworkers in a tournament they put on (read it as a excuse for most of them to just drink and have fun with people they work with). I’m not sure what changed, could be I just got older and liked it, could be a new challenge for me, or something else, but I found an enjoyment to it that I had not previously found. Even as bad as I was playing, I kept at it all winter and into the early spring. Basically if it was above freezing and a course was open to play, it was out there. I was hooked you might say (well more than hooked if you ask my wife. Lol). I started the new year with many plans for golf and was hoping to get better along the way. Took a couple lessons before a vacation to Maui (with a couple rounds of golf planned) in January. Didn’t play well, but had fun playing golf in Maui in winter (I mean who wouldn’t enjoy that?). Came home and was set to continue my spring/summer golf plans. The family had gotten me a membership at a local course and even got the GHIN with it. Then COVID hit and pretty much stopped all my plans, like many others I’m sure. Hastily made a small range in the garage to try and continue swinging any way I could. 10-12 weeks later, the courses were open again and with much excitement I got back out on the course(s) in earnest. Hoping my home range work would bare fruit. It didn’t. First two round after the lockdown were probably my worst since I first tried to play golf. Still undeterred, I kept at it and started to kind of get back to where I was before the lockdown. Not satisfied, I knew more lessons of some kind were surely going to be in order. That’s where MAMG come in. I work on call for the Railraod and having the time to get to lessons regularly and the range/course thereafter is a challenge. So after being told for mo this to check out MAMG, I finally did. I’m glad I did too. Being able to go at my own pace or as time allows me to with the plan is a huge plus. The instruction/coaching and drills do work for sure. I noticed some small improvements straight away, though I couldn’t always do so consistently. I really enjoy the explanation of the “why” behind things and how things work together or will work together at later points. To be fair, I mixed parts form the weeks in as I went along. Probably not the most ideal of ways to go about it, but it’s worked to an extent thus far. While not consistent yet with all parts of the plan, when I’ve gone out and played rounds and remembered to use the process, my shots have been better without question. Still lots of work to do and I suspect it’ll be a constant work in progress. I still try to hit in my home garage range as often as I can. Not blasting ball after ball, but a more controlled approach. I’ll hit 10 balls, stop, regroup, hit another 10 balls, stop, regroup, and either from there call it good for the time being or sometimes go another 10 balls (depending on the time I have). I don’t always hit the same club(s), aside fro the 7i the plan was using or recommended to use. After all of the time I’ve spent trying to play and more recently, actually taking the time to try and learn how to play, I’ve come to enjoy the game more and dare say I’ve come to love the game, though I do wish I’d have taken up the game when I was much younger. I cannot say enough good things about MAMG. It’s made a world of difference to and for me. I still have my tendency to hit right on the course the dreaded slice/fade issue many have, but I know I can get better and MAMG will probably be my go to source for that. I’ve even already went with the Long Game plan next and I’ll probably go with Breaking 100 after that. Hopefully I’ll have enough good weather to do that, but if not, I know I’ll have the winter to work on the short game stuff in the garage. Again thank you for all that everyone at MAMG have done and continue to do.