Hey guys I have been working on a new swing since last year an have a very good product. The One Plane Cut is based from Ben Hogan, David Duval's and VJ Singh's swing and some of Jim Hardy's theory of One Plane.

I just finished my book snd it will be avalible through my website www.BurleyGolf.com ""SOON"". Feel free to discuse any question you have with me here @ SwingAcademy.com. Look forward to talking with you.

One Plane Cut
Hogan's Secret Angle
http://www.amazon.com/One-Plane-Cut-Swing-Hogans/dp/1438973225/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_a

The basketball thought should be more of a keep away move, when you have someone coming from your right and you pull the ball and turn left. Good thought though! His angle increased through the ball but was pre-established at the top. Part of it was from the torque and the other by his own means in his swing. I do not think he tried to do it in play but believe at one time was a rehurst move on the range, until habit took over.

Well, I guess your idea of "Hawking" is just that an idea. I have helped many on this site by given my time to advise on instruction, the owner of this great website (Rick) is well aware of my post and is happy to have me as an Instructor here @ SwingAcademy. I am extremly good at what I do with my students and I have to make a living just like anyone else. No one is forced to buy anything, they do it because they want it, and I have had 100's of emails from people who are very happy with my new book. Not to mention I was granted full rights to the use of Ben Hogan's Name, Image, and His book Five Lesson from the Heriss to the Hogan Estate. My book was reviewed by people in the Hogan circle who knew and played with Hogan, and all gave the thumbs up to the Estate. Get your facts strait before you make random post, I recieved a few email's from people on SwingAcademy to notify me about you hatefull comments.

Best Wishes,

BurleyGolf-

Thank You both for the kind words.

Best Wishes,

BurleyGolf

I don't know this actually looks kind of interesting to me, even though everything I hit is a cut, its the draw I struggle with. However, I just don't do well reading and translating instruction from a book or magazine, I'm much better if I see actual video so if it were a instructional DVD I'd certainly be more inclined to buy it. I'm kind of an instructional DVD junkie, heck I even bought Chuck Quinton's DVD though I can't say I got a lot out of that one.

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Ya everybody, i know Blake Burleson coaches one nationwide tour player and is coaching several PGA Tour players. Blake has some great insights to offer and i have actually bought his book on Amazon.com and read it carefully. Blake was recommended to me by Mike Shannon my putting instructor who has 40 PGA Tour students including Lucas Glover the current U.S. Open Champion. So don't be so hyper-critical. Attack his concepts but not the man's credentials without knowing the truth. Mike was a pro at Augusta National in the 80's and played the tour. Mike has personally met Ben Hogan...so Mike knows who the real deal is and who is not.

Be kind on here and you might learn some things from Blake.

Yeah, I have to admit I did kind of get a chuckle that he considers himself the 3rd best golf instructor in the world.

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TOP 14 Golf Instructors in The World

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1.) Andy Plummer

2.) Mike Bennet

3.) Blake Burleson

4.) Jeff Evans

5.) Sean Foley

6.) Nick Clearwater

7.) Dana Dahlquist

8.) Butch Harmon

9.) Justin Hill

10.) Suzy Whaley

11.) Mac O'Grady

12.) TJ Tomasi

13.) Mike Maves

14.) Gary Edwin


Poor David Leadbetter doesn't even make the list neither does Jim Hardy, Hank Haney or Jim McLean for that matter.

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I cannot close this thread.. It's the most traffic my forum has received in months..

I do have a question though.. Blake's motives for posting and promoting himself are clear and transparent. What are the motives of the opposition?

Hey I meant sarcastic, not hypocritical, sorry guys

Hey Everyone...I'm new to this site but a friend of mine (Blake Burleson) thought I should come by and give some insight. I work at a local golf shop that Blake frequents and we got to talking about golf swing theories and I discovered that we thought along the same lines, but he was much more advanced than myself. Now, I'm not a pro, and quite frankly, I think people get too wrapped up in the pro versus everyone else in the golfing world. I was a 3 handicap golfer before meeting Blake, and after BUYING and reading his book and being lucky enough to speak to the man at least a few days a week, I have to say that I'm a believer in him and his skill. I have NEVER hit a golf ball as well as I do now and I believe that is due to Blake's insight. To all of his critics, I really must suggest that you actually listen to him with an open mind. His swing ideas are not really extreme or revolutionary, but actually get you thinking from a different perspective. So, go ahead and spend a few dollars on his book and read it with an open mind, instead of thinking that you have every answer about the golf swing. No one will ever figure this game out and I think by listening to other views on the swing and incorporating the ideas that work for you into your swing, you can only become a better golfer. After all, that's exactly what Ben Hogan did.

Regards,
Tom