Henry-Griffitts Regional Conference / January 9 - 10, 2006 - Details

This two-day event will be held at The Golf Club at Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee in Eatonton, Georgia. For more on the magnificent venue, click on www.cuscowilla.com . Presentations will be made by Billy McDonald, GSEB, Henry-Griffitts Chairman www.henry-griffitts.com , Lynn Blake, GSED http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/v...php?page=about and Rob Noel, GSEM www.robnoelgolfacademy.com . The event is limited to twenty professionals and is sold out. Inquiries regarding future H-G events, attendance qualifications and affiliation should be directed to Billy McDonald at w.c.mcdonaldiii@mac.com.

I'll NEVER get bored listening to Lynn, because I learn something new from him everyday. But, it will be nice to hear from Rob and hear about his walk in TGM. I've spent time with Rob when Brian Watts came to the swamp, and they're both great guys. But, I look more forward to getting his perspective and listening to his teaching experiences.

Originally Posted by YodasLuke

I'll NEVER get bored listening to Lynn, because I learn something new from him everyday. But, it will be nice to hear from Rob and hear about his walk in TGM. I've spent time with Rob when Brian Watts came to the swamp, and they're both great guys. But, I look more forward to getting his perspective and listening to his teaching experiences.

I've taken lessons from Rob and he is not only a great teacher ( two time teacher of the year in Louisiana) but a great guy. I'm jeolous I cannot be there.

I was there!!! What a pleasure to spend time with Lynn, Rob and Ted again. I am amazed that everytime I attend one of these seminars, I come away much smarter!!!! I know that has nothing to do with me!!!

Thank you to Billy McDonald for hosting, thank you Jarrod Clark and everyone at Cuscowilla, what an awesome facility you have and a wonderful staff.

For those of you that have never been able to spend time with Lynn, do whatever you have to do, but make it happen. I cannot begin to explain the gift this man has, as good as he is on the forum, he is that much better in person and one on one. He gave a clinic on 1-L, priceless, he went down the list of 12-5-1 basic motion, without the book and never missed a beat. The mechanical checklist of 12-3-0, he owns it!!!!
He made the comment that he is a well trained parrot of Mr. Kelley, well we all need a new pet!!!!

Rob Noel perfomed as usual, understated, well spoken and full of nuggets of wisdom with awesome real life experiences mixed in, you just have to listen.

As good as each day was in the classroom and on the practice tee, the breakout sessions in the golf villas in the evenings were priceless. Again, thank you to all involved who made this happen!!!!

Todd

Originally Posted by MBCpro

I was there!!! What a pleasure to spend time with Lynn, Rob and Ted again. I am amazed that everytime I attend one of these seminars, I come away much smarter!!!! I know that has nothing to do with me!!! Thank you to Billy McDonald for hosting, thank you Jarrod Clark and everyone at Cuscowilla, what an awesome facility you have and a wonderful staff. For those of you that have never been able to spend time with Lynn, do whatever you have to do, but make it happen. I cannot begin to explain the gift this man has, as good as he is on the forum, he is that much better in person and one on one. He gave a clinic on 1-L, priceless, he went down the list of 12-5-1 basic motion, without the book and never missed a beat. The mechanical checklist of 12-3-0, he owns it!!!! He made the comment that he is a well trained parrot of Mr. Kelley, well we all need a new pet!!!! Rob Noel perfomed as usual, understated, well spoken and full of nuggets of wisdom with awesome real life experiences mixed in, you just have to listen. As good as each day was in the classroom and on the practice tee, the breakout sessions in the golf villas in the evenings were priceless. Again, thank you to all involved who made this happen!!!! Todd

I agree, Todd. He does own it. He said he was just a parrot. I told him that he was the first parrot I had ever met that could cross-reference and give all the inter-relationships.