Questions to Pro Jeremy

Pro Jeremy, we are all very excited and amazed at the way you conquer the course so easily. Here are some questions that I have on my mind. I hope you can answer them to help us know what we need to do to improve ourselves so we can ask less strokes from you

1. How long have you been playing golf?
2. How often you play in a week?
3. How often you practice in a week?
4. What is your practice routine like?
5. What is the duration of each practice session and how many balls you hit?
6. How many coaches do you have so far and who are they?
7. Who is the coach that help you to make the break through in golf?
8. What is the key that help you to drive so far?
9. Can you share with us your key swing thoughts for back swing and downswing?
10. Do you go to gym to train your golf related muscles?

Blessed New Year

Jeremy need to write an autobiography book Liao. Let's look for publisher and this could be a hot seller.

Thank you pro Jeremy. Is David the David hennessy from heartland? Who is Allen, from where? Do u think ur long drive contribute significantly to ur low score?

david from hearland ??? no.. allen my good friend .. . hahahah long drive surely help in sh=ome cases ...

Halooooo.....how come NO ONE ask me or question me about my golfing career.....

Uncle Lau wrote:

Halooooo.....how come NO ONE ask me or question me about my golfing career.....

Thanks Pro Jeremy for the answers and Markie for asking them.

I think having the kowledge is one key point and quality practice is another. Perfect practice makes perfect.

Looks like Markie is the next guy to look out for...

Neutralgolfer wrote:

Thanks Pro Jeremy for the answers and Markie for asking them.

I think having the kowledge is one key point and quality practice is another. Perfect practice makes perfect.

Looks like Markie is the next guy to look out for...

yah look out for
good to makan right

jeremykoh wrote:

david from hearland ??? no.. allen my good friend .. . hahahah long drive surely help in sh=ome cases ...

Can you share a bit more on technique and understanding the swing? What exactly u mean by this sentence?
Do you agree with playing with feel?

To me I think without technique, its impossible to play with feel.
Its like 1 min u hit like pro, next min you are like a beginner......reason being we have no technique or the wrong technique or do not understand the swing at all.

markie wrote:

jeremykoh wrote:

david from hearland ??? no.. allen my good friend .. . hahahah long drive surely help in sh=ome cases ...

Can you share a bit more on technique and understanding the swing? What exactly u mean by this sentence?
Do you agree with playing with feel?

To me I think without technique, its impossible to play with feel.
Its like 1 min u hit like pro, next min you are like a beginner......reason being we have no technique or the wrong technique or do not understand the swing at all.

I suggest you look for a qualify pro to coach you ..

You are the one loh

Interesting thread. My turn to ask question.

Can you tell us who is your golf idols and what makes them special?

What is your most important clubs in the bag?

What your most treasured club that you keep and why?

What in Your Bag?

What is your advice on season beginners in practicing and playing golf?

What is your mind when you recover from a bad shot and what do you to achieve the recovery?

ASk me lah....

Speaking on behalf of Jeremy... Please dun call me Pro Jeremy, Call me NO PRO JEREMY hor

Thanks bro Jeremy for sharing !!!
Do u coach ?

Can you tell us who is your golf idols and what makes them special?

rory mcilroy , can see his passion and determination to succeed.. his fighting sprit is so diff from any other pros..

What is your most important clubs in the bag?

All of them cos each and every clubs have a important role to play

What your most treasured club that you keep and why?

driver and wood- cos whenever i had a good tee off , i have better chances to shoot lower score.

What in Your Bag?

Driver - talyormade burner 2.0 tp 9.5 on matrix ozik tp6hd x-flex ( changing )
Wood - titleist 909 f2 15.5 on fujikura x-flex ( changing )
hybird - callaway 18 degree on daimana trump x-flex
Iron - miura cb-202 on dg S400 4 to pw
wedges - 50 degree bend to 51 degree - on s400 steel shaft
wedges - 56 degree - on s400 steel shaft
wedges - 60 degree bend to 61 degree - on s400 shaft
putter - odessey black ( changing )
ball - pro v1x

What is your advice on season beginners in practicing and playing golf?

never rush to perform , when being taught remember to ask and understand clearly why you are told to do certain action regards to your swing. when you understand why and how it works for you , than you can perform.. beginner are too eager to learn new things and tends to skip through a lot of sequence and have the easy way out.. i urge this people not to do so as once you rush things , you will cultivate bad habit... as for coaching , never listen to whoever that dun even understand their own swing, cos you never know you might be learning their bad habit.. please take note this statement doesnt refer to anyone in particular ..


What is your mind when you recover from a bad shot and what do you to achieve the recovery?

of cos to any one who is able to recover a bad shot , you will have a sense of achievement.. as to achieve it , it takes a lot more focus and discipline to do so. like if you insist to save par , you are self inflicted with lots of pressure. So at this point of time i will tell myself par is a bonus , bogey is a normal. so with this playing method usually you will be more relaxed..