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FREE GOLF DVD

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

Fellow Golfers, Jack Moorehouse of the “How to Break 80” program has extended his winter sale till the end of the month.

Here’s the deal…with it being winter for Northern hemisphere folks, he wanted to help you make the most of your golf “off-season”.

If you buy any one of his golf DVD titles, you will get a second one of your choice absolutely free. No additional shipping or handling charges either.

Why not use the downtime productively and prepare yourself to be the best golfer you can in 2010?

Here are the titles:

Putting
Precision Putting (Advanced)
Short Game
Pitching
Bunker
Full Swing
Full Swing Lessons
Full Swing Drills
Perfect Impact
Swing Plane
Maximum Distance
Driver
Draw (Anti-Slice)
Trouble Shots
Seniors

So, if you decide to pick up any one of the above golf instruction titles, you can pick a second golf DVD of your choice and it won’t cost you a dime.

He’s only offering this til the end of this month so give it a look now.

http://www.break80today.com/cmd.php?Clk=3413642

Enjoy!
Wishing you lower scores and lots of birdies in 2010.

Penny

Special Winter Golf Sale

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

dancingsantaHow to Break 80 Special Winter Golf Sale

You know Jack Moorehouse, right?

He put together the very popular “How To Break 80” series of golf instructional DVD’s and books.

In fact, to date, he’s helped over 100,000 golfers worldwide to lower their scores. And, as a side note, has helped over 20,000 golfers actually break 80.

The cool part? His instructional products are good for all skill levels.

If you’ve ever remotely considered purchasing How To Break 80 books, CD’s, DVD’s or other golf products, then listen up because I’m gonna make it very interesting for you.

Jack needs to clean out some inventory at year end so he’s offering rock-bottom prices to move some stock. He’s also going to be changing the pricing on some of the instructional products he has because of increased demand and retail competition.

So give it a look. It all starts today. The Special Winter Sale has officially begun and here’s why you want to check it out:

*Lowest prices ever (this week only)
*They’re great gifts
*Some special products available

Please note that the prices you see are SUBJECT TO CHANGE at any given time depending on how many are left in stock.

He’s selling all of his golf instructional products as well as some training aids and accessories. Remember, his products are designed for all skill levels and can be used during winter time in the comfort of your home.

Lastly, if you know of any golfers who could use these instructional products or accessories, they make great gifts!

Hoping you and your families and friends are having a safe and happy holiday season.

Yours in golf,

Penny Howe

P.S. He’s offering his standard guarantee on all products. If you don’t like them, give them back and he will refund you immediately.

http://www.break80today.com/cmd.php?Clk=3413642

Note: This sale is for one week only Dec. 2-10/2009

How to Break 80 Review #2

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

DISCOVER WHAT THEY ARE NOW SAYING ABOUT ‘HOW TO BREAK 80’

The first review I wrote about ‘How to Break 80 and Shoot Like the Pros’ was over two years ago. Now, that can be a long time in the internet world and so I am wondering if this golf instruction guide written by Jack Moorehouse is still as popular as it was then.

I spent many days searching the internet to see how the up-to-date answers compared to the results in the first article that I wrote titled ‘How to Break 80 Review–What Are Others Saying About How to Break 80?’

You will see that I took the same basic questions asked in the How to Break 80 Review #1, listed them first, and then reported the information that I discovered.

So, let’s see what the results are and what the verdict is:
Has ‘How to Break 80 and Shoot Like the Pros’ stood the test of time?

1. Is he still helping hundreds of people? Is this really your personal guide to lower scores? Is this really a complete guide to shooting your best scores ever, whatever your handicap?

Well, it looks like over the last couple of years, Jack has continued helping lower golf scores and has now helped “over 100,000 golfers all over the world play better regardless of their skill.”

On his website, there are testimonials from people from all walks of life, from all age groups, from varied handicaps, and from all over the world.

It would appear that the techniques in the ‘How to Break 80 Program’ are still working for many who want to improve their golf game. If a golfer wants to break 80, 90, or 100 it does not matter, as long as he or she wants lower scores. Now, let’s not be naive, there is not a program in the world that makes everyone happy, but it looks like there are a multitude of happy campers here.

2. If you are a golfer, ‘How to Break 80’ sounds good, doesn’t it! But…do his promises come from a credible place? Is he only blowing his own horn or do others agree?

I rechecked the web to see if Mr. Moorehouse was still as visible a presence as before. I found that he is continually adding golf articles to the article directories. On Ezinearticles.com alone, he now has 250 articles about all aspects of the game and is considered a Platinum Quality Author. This constant visibility equates to being very good for players–he continues to give free access to credible tips and golf information galore.

His free newsletter is still an excellent publication; I receive it regularly. In it he provides top rate golf information and answers questions that the real players have, not just something he pulls out of the air. It goes out to thousands of golfers spanning seven continents.

Other than his ‘How to Break 80 Program’, he has expanded to add the accelerated golf program membership called the ‘Fast Track Program’.

Jack Moorehouse now offers special lessons through his video series. These videos cover different aspects of the game: from improving you distance, drawing and slicing the ball, to precision putting.

So, even though he is a not golf pro, but rather an ordinary working man like the rest of us, he continues to maintain his love for the game and his commitment to helping others achieve their goals. It looks like he has captured the attention of thousands of golfers worldwide.
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Stay tuned for Part 2 of How to Break 80 Review #2 -DISCOVER WHAT THEY ARE NOW SAYING ABOUT ‘HOW TO BREAK 80’
It will reveal what real everyday golfers are saying. You will uncover what the numerical results are to back up these reviews.

Break80golf In the meantime, click here to find out more about the “How to Break 80″ Program and take advantage of the limited time discount of 33% off.

Here is wishing you lower scores and wonderful days on the golf course,
Penny

Is Golf Putting Instruction Important?

Saturday, August 29th, 2009

Golf Putting Instruction–Is Putting Instruction Important? Part 1

The question, “Is Golf Putting Instruction Important?”, can easily be answered with a little arithmetic and a few truths, don’t you think?
Putting is half the game. On a standard par 72 golf course, thirty-six strokes are allowed to get the ball from tee to green, and the other thirty-six strokes are for putts. Fact is, that little two or three-foot shot you make with the putter counts just as much as that 200 or 250 yard shot you are hoping to make on your drive. No matter how well you are able to strike the ball with all your other clubs, until you roll that little ball into the hole, you don’t have a score, do you?

Check out what Jack Moorehouse, the author of ‘How To Break 80’, has to say about the importance of putting instruction. Click on picture below.


How To Break 80 Putting DVD


Keep tuned for Part 2 on the Importance of Golf Putting Instruction.

Until then, did you know–
A “gimme” can best be defined as an agreement between two golfers, neither of whom can putt very well. ~Author Unknown

Here’s wishing you fewer putts and a lower score! Happy Golfing!

“Is Golf Putting Instruction Important?” Part 2

And, as a golfer you are not only looking for a score, but a better score each and every time you make that fabulous trip to your haven—the golf course. To achieve that better score you have to roll that ball in the hole sooner and shave off strokes– right?

One of the best ways to do that is to make some birdies.

Now, don’t worry and don’t get uptight at the mention of that word–birdie! The truth is, whatever handicap you have, you can still accomplish those birdies.

Let’s examine those opportunities for birdies and how to put more of them on your score card!

There are three ways to make a birdie:

First, you can birdie the par 5s by hitting the ball so far that you reach the green in two strokes and then use two putts.
Second, you can lay your approach shot .–or your tee shot on the par threes- so close to the pin that the putt is a mere formality.
Or, you can learn to sink those middle-distance and long putts and take one stroke on the green instead of the regulation two.

So, which do you think might work the best for you?

Hint: From Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book: “So, if you want to drop five shots off your game in a hurry, leave your long clubs in your bag and head for the GREEN.”

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“Is Golf Putting Instruction Important?” Part 3

If you can reach the par 5’s in two, fantastic for you, but you still need to know how to putt. Let’s be honest, usually the average player can’t reach a par 5 green in less than three strokes. So, if you are going to birdie you must either make a great approach shot so the putt is a mere formality, or if your approach is not so great, you need to drain that first putt.
Oh, oh, did you see that word putt above, three times!

On the par 4s, if you are lucky enough to reach the green in two, that is absolutely fabulous. To make a birdie, you need to hole that first putt. If you are approaching the green with your third shot, then only a hole in will give you a birdie, but a chip and a good putt will save you par.
There is that ‘p’ word again!

On the par 3s, the average golfer is often going to miss the green entirely on the tee shot. Again, to make a birdie you have to hole your approach shot or if you make the green, you need that magic one putt. Oh, no, there is that putt word again!

Well, in all the scenarios, the word putt seems to be reoccurring. We all have the ability to learn to sink those middle-distance and long putts. We all have the opportunity to learn to take one stroke on the green instead of the regulation two!

So, let’s ask the question again. Which way of making birdies do you think might work the best for you?

You are right–the third is by far the most productive and for us non-pro players, really a chance to drop those shots and get to a lower handicap.

In eighteen glorious holes there are eighteen glorious opportunities to drop the ball into the hole with your first putt.

So, if you want to shave some strokes off your score and make more birdies, work on your putting!

So, “Is Golf Putting Instruction Important”?

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Break 80, 90 or 100 in 2009?

Friday, January 23rd, 2009

Fellow Golfers, how many times are you going to break 80, 90, or 100 in 2009?

Whichever category you are in: breaking 80, breaking 90, breaking 100, or even just improving your score, here is wishing you great success in 2009.

I just wanted to let you know that I ended 2008 with a 78 on December 19, 2008. I was able to make 4 birdies ( 2 2’s on par threes) resulting in 41 on the front 9 and a 37 on the back. It was nothing but exhilarating.

I want to thank Jack Moorehouse and the How to Break 80 Program for a great year on the golf course. I broke 80 many times and it was great to consistently shoot in the low 80’s

Now that I have had a taste of it, the new year has me wanting more and more of those scores in the 70’s. What about you?

January 16, 2009 was another break 80 day for me. I shot 39/39 for a 78.

So, I am off to good start, how about you?

Again, whichever category you are in: breaking 80, breaking 90, breaking 100, or even just improving your score, here is wishing you great success in 2009.

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I Broke 80!

Sunday, May 13th, 2007

Oh, by the way, help me celebrate: On April 10, 2007 I broke 80 for the first time at Atlas Country Club in Guadalajara, Mexico.

If you break 80, or 90, or 100, let me know the details so we can all celebrate together!

Looking forward to hearing about your accomplishments.

Here’s to enjoying a day at the golf course!

Penny

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