"The overall school experience was great. It was a good experience, especially coming here nervous for the first time going to law school, not knowing what to expect, thinking it was gonna be uptight, a lot of, hey. You're gonna have to do this, this, and this, but no very welcoming experience. A one on one time, which is great. I liked it. It was down to earth. It wasn't, hey. You gotta do this. The rest of the world's doing this. You have to do this. It was broken down individuals saying, hey. This is what the concept is. Now let me see you try and do the concept, and then, okay, let's tweak it so it's individualized for you so we can make it work and make you a lot have a lot more fun, and let's make this game better for you. So one of the key takeaways for me is I'm one of those that hate using wedges. If I get anywhere close to green, I'll use butter or a hybrid or even one of my fairway woods. So the techniques that were taught here, easy, simple to use. Now I gotta go home and implement that, and I think my scores I actually know my scores are gonna work. It's when I got to go out here on the course and use them. A lot of times, I didn't wanna use it, went to it, and it actually worked. Got me closer to the holes, and I'm pretty sure my scores are going down."

"Our instructor for this three day school has been fantastic. He comes with not only the knowledge and the modern knowledge of the swing and the biomechanics that that control that swing, swing, but also of the historical research and knowledge of the industry that brings it home for you in as an individual. And that I appreciate that."

"Majority of what I'm I came here to do is improve my short game and my putting. I feel that that is where I lose most of my points, most of my strokes. So getting it in the middle of the prayer where it's good, but trying to get it on the green and in the hole is what I've been lacking. So this is what I genuinely do. I normally do not engage in things like this, so this is very unique for me. Coming from Hawaii all the way up to Arizona. It it was a long flight, but I think it was valuable. You just don't know what you don't know until you go through something like this. The three d, I didn't realize how much which shows from different angles. So I have a lot of stuff that I need to work on. And you don't like I said, you don't know what you don't know until you can see it visually. So I can see now where my hands need to be, where my eyes need to be, and how I how I set up. So it's gonna be a very valuable tool. There was no trying to make major changes to your swing. It was mostly trying to add value with what you have and trying to improve with your capacity. So it wasn't so much out of the box that I couldn't comprehend and and make the adjustments easier."

"I think when I go back to my home course and I talk about this, this experience here at the golf school, it's more about how great the experience was because it was relaxed. It wasn't a big crowd of people. It was very comfortable with the people I was around and that I learned a lot because it was so much one on one, education on terms of what I was doing. And that's what I enjoyed. I enjoyed the fact that that I had people around me that were wanted to learn like I did, but it wasn't a massive school. And I learned a lot for the one on one and then not trying to redesign who I was, just working with it within the person, the golfer that I am."