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| A STEVE MARINO STORY http://overthetopgolf.blogspot.com/ |
That day, Marino faded his way around a tight Pocono Farms golf course in 68, I believe, qualified for Scranton, and now, today, Sunday, March 27, 2011, is poised to win his first PGA Tour event, the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando.
Simply amazing.
Almost as amazing is the improvement that golfers have enjoyed after learning the OVER THE TOP GOLF swing. When I see successful players like Steve Marino doing their own thing, I'm reminded that my golf swing optimization method is also unique. And it's as simple as the fade that Marino is using to bury the competition at Arnold Palmer's course. Like I said, simply amazing.
unique, amazing and best of all, simple
7 COMMENTS:
I'm with you, hoping that Steve can hold on for his first tour win. Nice article.
Damn, he shoulda, coulda won it! How about Marino at The Masters? 50-1 shot to be sure.
Steve Marino's second shot on 18 at Bay Hill on Sunday showed why he's the closest thing to Arnold Palmer that we have right now.
Once again a second place finish for Steve Marino. At least he and his caddy won the member-guest last weel at MacArthur in Hobe Sound.
Great finish by Marino. That shot to 18 green, I'll never forget it.
Sure was an exciting finish. Laird needed every ounce of grit he had to pull it off. Tough pin placements, eh?
Angel Cabrera is another homemade golf swing and he's about to win the Masters.
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