TKG Ep 120 Breakthrough Sessions.

Hello again Fellow Golfists, 

In the episode I vented about a less than ideal golf experience that I had this past weeekend trying to play golf somewhere that had a cooler climate.  I took a risk and it didn't work out.    

I also had the chance to get out and practice at the Sacramento National at Haggin Oaks driving range where I had a breakthrough with regard to alignment and setup.  And met up with a couple of older gentlemen who I met back in the winter.  Rudy and Ray were delightful to chat with.  Rudy Danzinger was the founder at Tower Records, which is a historic music store institution, that, to my knowledge started in Sacramento California.  

Also got to chat with an someone who had a eagle eye viewer account of the small airplane that crashed last weekend at the Haggin Oaks Blue and Red Nine clubhouse.  Thanks to Augusto at Haggin Oaks for chatting with me about what he observed last sunday when the Piper PA 28 aircraft fell out of the sky and landed with no power against the Haggin Oaks clubhouse.    

Also got to visit Ancil Hoffman golf course and practiced more of my putting by "looking at the hole" where results were promising.  And spoke about what it is like to finally understand a golf concept, that took 30 years to finally realize.  

Thanks again for listening to The Knackered Golfist Podcast.  

Here is the podcast episode with Rudy Danzinger on the 2500 DelMonte Street: The Oral History of Tower Records.   

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1988649/11891870

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