Jason,

Just wanted to express my gratitude and thanks for 3 days of great instruction. I have been playing golf on and off for 45 years. I have worked extensively with Teaching Professionals before, however no one was able to analyze and correct my swing so thoroughly in such a short period.  After not playing or practicing for approximately 12 years, with the aid of your insights and swing keys geared to my particular swing, I was able, by the second day, to hit the ball as if I played and practiced 5 days a week!! If I had learned to swing 25 years ago as I did during our session, I would be playing on the tour today.

If anyone would like to contact me regarding the value of your school, please have them contact me at 800-200-1503.

Regards

Jim Hennessy - Mortgage Broker
California

Dear Jason,

Absolutely Fantastic ! I came to the School with no understanding of why my shots did what they did. I'm leaving with a clear picture of what my swing should be. Prior to attending the School, the best score I had ever shot was 16 over par. On day three ( the last day ) of the School I played 18 holes with Jason , I shot 9 over par...AND EVEN HAD MY FIRST HOLE IN ONE !!!  That's a day I will never forget. Thank you Jason for bringing new life to my game.

Bryan Sullivan
Investment Advisor
San Luis Obispo, California

Dear Jason,

Dear Jason,

As a beginner,"par for the course" used to be a cliche as I had only one par to my credit in my short time at the game. After 3 days of instruction with Jason, I was successful in paring 5 of 18 holes. Jason is a patient, focused, and fun teacher.

Mary Clare Molidor - Prosecuting Attorney - City of Los Angeles, California 

Dear Jason and Rick:

The two 3 day one-on-one classes were great. I learned more in 6 days under your supervision than more than 30 years on the coarse. The smoother tempo in my swing has helped my consistency greatly and I am now confident with my short game and putting. Also, my new grip has alleviated my occasional hook and I am now able to draw the ball when I want to. I'm sure that I will consistently shoot in the 70's from now on.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Michael T. Martin (June 2001) - Osaka, Japan

Dear Jason

A short note to thank you for the wonderful time my wife and I had at the three day golf school. The facilities were great and the professional instruction first rate. no one tried to fit me into a mould, you just tried to help me get the best out of my natural swing.

I won't pretend I rushed off and became a low handicapper overnight, but I have made steady progress through continually reading your book, reviewing my notes and watching the videotape. What I have gained is a good attitude, learned how to release stress and am now hitting the ball straight, and for me far (Driver 230, occasionally 250). The new clubs are awesome. I wish I hadn't waited as long as I did to get them. They have also contributed to my ball striking. The putting and chipping techniques are paying dividends, Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I especially want to thank you for the kindness shown my wife. Her Alzheimer disease has prevented her from playing much golf. But your kindness and patience allowed her to continue golfing longer than I could have hoped.  Our heartfelt thanks to you and your staff for a worthwhile, rewarding experience.

Dave Johnson, California - February 2001.

Doctor Jay:

I had an interesting round yesterday....first of all - the wind was howling - I mean, my hat blew off half a dozen times, and you had to seriously worry about getting blown off of elevated tees. I am not kidding - I have NEVER played in wind like it! 

Anyway - due to the wind - I really had the THINK about each and every shot - pure concentration - kind of Zen-like..."mind over matter" - I'll give you an example - 168 yard par-three - down hill - I know from experience that six iron is too much and seven iron is about right. Jason - I saw the wind, I saw the pin - and I hit THREE WOOD!! It was the right club. I got on and made par! The round was full of shots like that - shaping them with crosswind, hitting full sand wedges from 40 yards into the wind and driving 320 yard par-fours with the gale at my back (sorry - I missed the 5 foot eagle putt!!) But it was a round of mind power, let me assure you! Anyway - I have had trouble with this course since it opened. Scores in the 90's - a 90, a few 91's - even a 92. My best score there EVER was an 87. 

So - I go out yesterday - totally relaxed because - well, shoot....I can't expect to
score well in wind like that!! 40 mile an hour gusts (NO LIE!!) From the opening tee shot until I finished - I was in a zone - I had to think about the wind, ball placement in my stance, how hard to swing, club selection (sometimes UP seven clubs!) The wind even had an effect on every putt - NO DOUBLE BOGIES!!! One Birdie - Four over on the front -three over on the back for a smooth 40-39=79 "Mind Power!! What a gift!! Thanks for all your help over the past two years!!". 


Father Scott Mc Kenzie - Parish Priest, Pasadena Ca.

Jason,

Just thought you would like to know. I played in a tournament yesterday at Newport Beach Country Club. This is where they hold the senior golf tournament in January. I had a 74 and was 1 under for the back nine. I was killing the ball, putting lights out and chipping great

Take care.
Tom Doody, mission viejo Ca 92691

Jason Denaro and Mind Power Golf School is unique in the golf teaching world. Having played as a child and competitively as a teenager, then dropping the sport for 20 years, Jason was able to find in me the "pure" golfer (or at least the pure golf tendencies) I could always have been. His approach is very quiet; he watches and listens, tries to learn what motivates each golfer and what prior athleticism each brings to the sport. I learned more on the third day than on the first. He learned more that day too. His approach is cumulative - you will hit more golf balls than you ever dreamed possible and he will help you to develop a muscle memory and confidence in that memory to take your game to the course. He is brilliant with the short game; I have taken a staggering number of shots off my game with better approach shots. He told me not to play on the course for a month, practicing at the range and on the putting green instead. ! ; I didn't listen because I had already signed up to play in a competition one week after my return. I took 6 strokes off my best previous round, but the most significant thing about my game was that I did not have all good holes; I had a bad hole but seemed to have a new ability to go to the next tee and start the game anew. Jason is a brilliant teacher and a wonderful human being.

Laura Bracken-Clough, Seattle, OR

Dear Jason,

We wanted to take a few minutes to tell you how much my wife, Victoria, and I enjoyed your golf instruction. I've taken many lessons, but never reduced my score. With you, my index dropped 5 strokes. Victoria, being a beginner, dropped 20 strokes after your 3 day school. She is also more positive and excited about the game and her prospects of further improvement. Thanks for the fun.

Stephen H. Pettigrew Esq., Attorney At Law, San Francisco, CA

Jason,

After spending two days at the Mind Power Golf School with Jason Denaro, I made a few adjustments to my swing that has allowed me to hit the ball much more solidly. Using video analysis, Jason was able to spot the fact that my club face was closed on the take away. After giving me a pointer, I immediately began to catch the ball flush. Even though there were 3 of us at the school, Jason takes the time to individually tailor his teachings to the specific student. I am much more confident in my swing thanks to Jason. I definitely would recommend him from beginners to the low handicapper.

Albert Chou, Student U.C.L.A, Los Angeles, CA

Dear Jason,

Kathy and I would like to thank you for the wonderful experience we had attending your Golf School recently. My golf scores are consistently lower then they have ever been which is reflected in my handicap going from a 13 to 10.  Most important, I am now making better contact with the ball then I ever have in almost 35 years of golf.

Kathy has also progressed tremendously and is actually enjoying the game for the first time in her life. We can't thank you enough for the patience and insight into a very complicated game.

Robert E. Goldstein, Attorney At Law, Foley & Lardner, San Diego, CA

Jason,

I think your were right-trying to play 18 holes the day after your school was a bit too much to handle. I was still absorbing at the physical and mental adjustments to be able to focus on playing the game. But I've since been to the driving range a few times and feel I'm hitting the ball well. Last weekend I played a par 3-9 hole course with some friends and shot a +8 over par, one of my best rounds there and the best of the group that day.

I feel like I finally understand the mechanics of the classic golf swing- hip rotation, hand position, feeling the weight of the club head throughout the swing, balance & weight transfer, etc. It's such a novel feeling for me. My only worry is that since I have practiced my new swing a few times at the range, it's starting to feel normal instead of novel! I guess that's a good thing.

I'm playing tomorrow morning. I bought a new Clevelend Quadpro fairway wood today that I am eager to try out. I'll let you know how it goes.

Roger Chen, Student U.C.L.A, Los Angeles, CA