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| HANK HANEY - Appearing On Stage at the 2008 North Coast Golf Shows | |
Hank has taught more than 200 touring professionals from the PGA, LPGA, Nationwide, Futures, European, Japanese, and Asian tours. In professional and amateur golf, his students have won every major tournament, men, women and juniors. His most recognizable students include Tiger Woods and two time Major winner Mark O'Meara. Hank is a member of the advisory staff for Golf Digest Magazine, where he has been featured on the cover numerous times, and is on the Teaching Professional Pro Panel. He is also on the advisory staff of the Acushnet Golf Company (Titleist Golf Division), Adams Golf and the PGA National Teaching Committee. He has written articles for numerous publications including Golf Digest, Golf Illustrated Magazine and the Dallas Morning News. Hank Haney will be appearing on stage at the Columbus, Chicago, Cleveland and Pittsburgh shows. |
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From I-287 Northbound Take Exit 10 (Route 527/New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. The center is one half mile east on the left. From I-287 Southbound Take Exit 10 (Route 527/New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. The Center is one half mile east on the left. From Northern New Jersey & New York via the Garden State Parkway Take Exit 129 for I-287 North. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. The center is one half mile east on the left. From Northern New Jersey Via I-78 Take I-78 West to Exit 29 for I-287 South. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (Easton Avenue/New Brunswick). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. The center is one half mile east on the left. From Northern New Jersey/Newark/New York Via the N.J. Turnike or I-95 Take the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) South to Exit 10 (Metuchen/Edison) to Route 287 North. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. Center is one half mile east on the left. From South Jersey, Philadelphia, Delaware and Maryland Via the New Jersey Turnpike or I-95 Take Exit 10 (Metuchen/Edison) to I-287 North. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (New Brunswick/South Bound Brok). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. Center is one half mile east on the left. From the Garden State Parkway from South Jersey Take Exit 127 for I-287 North. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. Center is one half mile east on the left. |
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Hank Haney has steadily built a reputation as an instructor, not only to the club level player, but to touring pros as well. He works with his students to develop an accurate plan to improve the flight of their golf ball. By giving cause and effect analogies, coupled with physical hands on examples, the student and instructor can create a relationship that will produce positive results. The correct swing plane is the basis of Hank’s philosophy.
