It was a quiet Sunday.

I looked through the story of the Korean Champion, 최경주, in the youtube videos.

I have seen him so many times in the PGA tournaments,

but it was the first time for me to see in his videos. They were so much interesting!!

And I learned a lot from him in his life-story and golf techniques.

He is an excellent teacher. Again, I would say, Koreans are smarter than anyone else.

I like to share his stories with you.

KJ Choi is a member of Champion's Tour now. He finished 7th last week.

I think Koreans will be busy watching PGA, Champions Tour, and LPGA.

I am sure KJ will do well on the senior tour.

Amateur seniors have a lot of trouble to get the ball out of the sand 

because of slow swing speed. If you open up the club, the contact 

area of the clubface with the ball becomes very little. The travel distance 

of the ball will be very short. If you hit the ball two balls or two inches 

behind the ball with slow swing speed and open face of the club, the ball

will not go much. In addition, if you close the clubface on the downswing 

and hit two inches behind the ball, the clubface will be buried into the sand

and hardly reached the ball. I think it is better for the senior 18 handicappers

to aim just behind the ball with the neutral face of the club and make sure your 

left-hand leads the club through the ball all the way up. That way the clubface 

does not dig into the sand and the contact area of the clubface is good enough to 

generate some distance.  Remember the more you open up the clubface the less the ball 

will travel in any shot.