Chuck Evans Golf Online

Since its introduction back in July of 2000 Chuck Evans Golf Online has impressed golfers with their powerful teachings and products. In addition to the many features already in place we are adding these new features:

• The "Virtual Lesson Tee" now you can take a lesson from the privacy of your own home and at your convenience. With the emergence of Dartfish, Virtual Lesson Tee, and Chuck Evans Golf we have combined to create the most powerful and "user friendly" online lesson experience available today.
• New Video Clips which will allow you to seek out help for those "troubled areas" in your golf game. These clips were created by Chuck Evans Golf for players of all ability levels and in a simple to understand format that ANY player will be able to follow.
• New Audio Clips to go along with our Video Section guiding you easily along the way to game improvement.
• New "look" website for easy navigation and to submit YOUR articles and videos for everyone to see. All of the latest Golf News with content updated daily...your one stop for ALL of your golfing needs.
• Archived article database, check out some our most requested articles on game improvement.
• Certified Instructor Training for those who would like to increase their knowledge of the golf stroke.

And if you haven't joined our Forum, now is the time. The Forum will help to dramatically improve your Golf Game with a whole new engine and a great new look. You can join today and enjoy all of the new powerful features that make Chuck Evans Golf Online easier, faster and just plain better to create a golf game that deliver results. Visit this page to learn more and watch one of our "sample videos".

This Months "Secret"

Become The Next Gary Player! Is your bunker play really bad?  I've got a drill that will help.  Not only will you learn how to get out of the bunker but you might even make a few!  Read More  RSS Feeds and Podcasts Now you can check the forum without actually going there! Our new "Feed Reader" contains our RSS feeds to the forum as well as our Newsletter, article updates, blog and much more. All you need to do is download the FREE Reader, install it and viola, you're done! Everytime there is a new addition, post, newsletter etc your reader will notify you immediately! It just sits in the system tray of your computer doesn't do anything until there's a new message. Anyway, we are extremely proud of this piece of software and as always we strive to keep our members up to date with the latest technology. Click Here To Download Your Feed Reader     Starting To Get Those Winter Time Blues? It's getting close to the end of golf season for many parts of the United States and with this change is the Winter Time Withdrawals! A lot of players have finally gotten their games to a point where they are happy with the results and now they put up their clubs for the winter and don't get them out until spring. Spring rolls around, out come the clubs, and now the player has the whole season to get their game "back in shape" yet once again. This is a NEVER ending cycle for a lot of golfers. We work so hard to play good golf only to get to that point and then stop because of weather. The good news - YOU DON'T HAVE TO START OVER AGAIN! This winter do something different and KEEP your game in shape. All you need are a few "toys", a few "drills" and you'll start next season way ahead of schedule. Here's what you need: 1. Flashlights or lasers 2. A Mirror 3. Stretch Bands 4. Dowels 5. Racquets With these common items and the drills we have over at the Forum your game won't suffer the Wintertime Blues.    Pre-Shot…Here's what some of the guys do. Everyone has a "Pre-Shot" and here's a chance to see and hear what some of the guys on Tour do. Listen and watch some of your favorites.    Golf Training Aids - Good or Bad? There are thousands of Golf Training Aids in the marketplace today. We receive dozens each year for evaluation and to be truthful - most are junk! In reality there are MAYBE a dozen or so that ACTUALLY work and do WHAT the inventors ( manufacturers) say the do. Some of our criteria in these valuations follow: 1. Does it do what it is "hyped" to do? 2. Does it require a degree in "rocket science" to figure out how it works? 3. Does it provide valuable feedback to the player? The first we do when doing an evaluation is to put it on video tape to see how it effects the players motion or problem. If it passes this first test then we move on to having players of different skill levels and handicaps use it while filming them. We then get feedback from the players testing the device about how it feels, looks, ease of use, and most importantly did it change something in the golf swing. The final phase the product must pass through is how does it effect the flat left wrist, the clubhead lag feel, or the straight plane line. We call these the Three Imperatives and ALL training aids must positively effect one of these. If it doesn't we don't recommend it. Got a training aid that you'd like us to evaluate? Just drop us a note and we'll arrange to set up the testing.

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Cool Threads

 Walk or Ride?

There is an interesting debate going on over at the Forum about to either walk or ride when playing golf.
In the United States riding is almost always an option but in most other parts of the world it isn’t.  Golfers in Europe especially don’t have the option to ride during a round of golf so for them walking is the norm.

Over here though riding is the norm – with the course operators using the mindset of riding is faster therefore we can get more rounds in.  Of course those days when the fairways are closed to cart traffic really slow everything down – instead of speeding it up!

Visit our Forum and let us know what you think about the subject

Chat with other Chuck Evans Golf Members in our Forum

Quick Tip - To keep pressure on the club you must keep pressure in the ground!

For more tips visit Chuck Evans Golf Forum.

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In The News.....

Extensive video clip library covering topics such as Full Swing, Short Game, tips, mental game programming, drills, explanation The Golfing Machine and much much more!

Monthly video updates and additions

Audio and Video clips to help your game

Forum posting and discussion with answers being given in both text, audio and visual. 

Discounts on lessons with Chuck including Boot Camps.

Discounts on DVD's and other products.

Discounts on swing analysis by Chuck using Dartfish software.  

Continuing News...... 

The Dates Have Been Set!

Our two day workshop/school will be held December 3-4, 2005 in Mesa Arizona.

The school features the most comprehensive training in the principles and procedures involved in the science of the golf stroke available in the world.

In this intensive two-day training, you will be led step-by-step through a structured learning process to the most effective, efficient golf stroke you are capable of producing at this time. We will begin with understanding the three Primary Concepts and proceed to build your stroke in three stages: Basic Motion, Acquired Motion and Total Motion.

In addition to the Full Stroke, you will learn Short Game Basics and specialty shots that will dramatically enhance your ability to score. You will also receive a personalized Video Analysis that will highlight those areas that need work.

Finally, you will leave knowing whether you are a Hitter or Swinger and you will be given a structured program that you can implement on your own for continuous progress and a lifetime of superior golf.


Fee and Payment Instructions

Schedule and Course Outline

Saturday December 3, 2005

8 a.m. Registration and Student Videos

9 a.m. – 12:00 noon Primary Concepts

The Line of Compression
The Star System and The Triad
Inclined Plane / Geometry of the Circle and Delivery Lines
Pivot Swing Center Tripod
Delivery Path and Aiming Point
Angular Motion / Power Package Concepts
The Flying Wedges (Structure and Extensor Action)
The Flail
Endless Belt Effect
Hitting (Drive Out) Vs. Swinging (Throw Out)
Three Hinge Actions - Vertical, Angled, and Horizontal - Clubface Motions, Feels
and Rhythm

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch

1:00 – 5:00 Stage 1 - Basic Motion Curriculum

Grip
Address Alignments – Tripod, Flying Wedges, Extensor Action
Address Routine
Body Power: Momentum Transfer vs. Launching Pad - Hitting vs. Swinging
Basic Motion / One Accumulator -- Chipping
Clubhead Lag, Pivot Lag, Power Source Lag
Three Hinge Actions - Vertical, Angled, and Horizontal
Loading Action and Release – Hitting vs. Swinging

Stage 2 - Acquired Motion / Three Accumulators – Pitching

Sunday, December 4th

8 a.m. –12:00

Chipping and Pitching - review
Specialty Pitches – Cut & Lob
Bunker Play - Yes you can be the next Gary Player!
Putting - Push Basic vs. "Paw" Stroke

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch

1:00 – 4:00 Phase 3 - Stage 3 - Total Motion

As many of you already know we have been doing these workshops/schools for many years and EVERY one of them has been sold out within a few hours of the announcement. I have personally conducted over 1000 of these workshops/schools around the country - I don't go out of the US and had the honor of being the Director of Instruction for The Golfing Machine! There's only been one other to hold this honor.

We have had players from around the world come to these events as well as many of Golf's Top Instructors and Tour Players.

These "camps" are for players of ALL ability levels so don't feel like you're "not good enough" to attend - that's exactly WHY you SHOULD come - to get better!

Confused about "Right Forearm Angle of Approach" - NOT anymore! When you leave this school you WILL know!

To make your reservation email, PM, either Randy or myself. You DON"T want to miss this event - especially at this price! You all know that a one on one full day with me is $1000.00 so this REALLY is a bargain.

We are working on special accomodation rates so we'll keep you posted on that too.

UPDATE - we will have some special rates for you from the Hampton Inn just 10 minutes from our facility by Monday evening, 11-14-2005. Hampton Inn is a Hilton Hotels brand that features a full hot breakfast, wireless high-speed internet access, and right next door is the New York Deli - a sports bar and eating establishment. These rooms are usually $109.00 per night but for our attendees the rate is $79.00 plus tax - per night!

Call today and schedule your time before this class fills up!  480-862-6544