I caught several minutes of it last night and enjoyed what I say. I love Chuck on TNT, so I would watch him anytime. Haney strikes me as an interesting cat. From what I remember of stories that I read from Woods-Haney, seems like Haney is more an adviser than teacher.

Of course I watched. I’ve been waiting for months for the show to air. Mr. Barkley is hilarious, although I did hear some of his Tiger shtick on Conan last fall. It still makes me laugh. If you haven’t seen it, I have the clip at my shop at http://realwomengolf.blogspot.com/2009/02/i-know-why-tigers-back.html. I promise you will spend most of the 4 minutes laughing. Too bad NBC cut the clip, it was even funnier before.

That said, I like the show. You can see Mr. Barkley’s pain and frustration. It was a little worrisome for me to hear Mr. Haney tell Mr. Barkley some of the same things I have heard from my coach, Mr. Brokaw. Although I do NOT do that hitch thing.

I’m not sure Mr. Haney and I would be a good fit. A coach and a student need some chemistry to make things work. He’s an interesting bird, I will continue to to watch. I am a sucker for these shows. This is why I am not a hater of TGC.

What is it in your swing and Barkley’s swing that you got similar analysis from your coach and Haney ? If you’re doing similar things, it seems like hearing the same advice from two excellent teachers would be a good thing.

Tom Brokaw is giving you golf lessons ? (careful – he’ll have you pulling everything to the left !) :-D

Don’t judge a book by an edited cover. Remember – Haney and Barkley spent at least 2 days setting up for the 1 day on the range. You saw about 20 minutes of 3 days.