If it wasn’t obvious before, it certainly should be now: Brandel Chamblee, like the finest politicians, will say whatever fits the situation, paying no mind to anything he has said in the past. I suppose that is the nature of television. You are required to fill up space and do it in an interesting fashion in order to keep your job. If you can make it look like you are an authority and can conjure up a little controversy as well you might even become a star. Chamblee has smartly chosen Tiger Woods as the main subject for his analysis, and seeks to be somewhat of an “authority” on Tiger’s swing and the changes that he has been going [...]
Chamblee Changes his Tune on Tiger
Chamblee on Tiger’s Hand Path: Borrowing from a Great Source
There is very little original thought on display in golf instruction, and the truth is that every morsel of such originality is eventually taken by those who are looking for ideas and used for their own benefit. In some cases the ideas are paraphrased to make it seem that they weren’t borrowed, and in other cases the owner of the original thought is credited for the information, which is, of course, the more honest way to do things. There are other instances in which information is blatantly plagiarized and no credit is given, which is what I believe is on display in this video. The irony here is that Chamblee took great pains to disparage me and my teaching [...]
Brandle Chamblee At It Again
How could anyone who knows anything about the golf swing say on national TV that Tiger Woods is “coming over the top”. Are you kidding me?
Brandel and Wayne D engage in a Spirited Conversation on Facebook
Brandel and Wayne D engage in a Spirited Conversation on Facebook
Swing Analysis: Brandel Chamblee Keeps Hammering on Tiger
This little clip should come as no surprise to anyone who watches The Golf Channel with any regularity. Brandel Chamblee has a major problem with “modern instruction”, meaning any type of instruction that involves video analysis and technique work, and his feelings come out loud and clear (and obnoxiously) in his criticism of Tiger Woods and his coach, Sean Foley.
A Closer Look at Brandel Chamblee’s Video Analysis of Tiger Woods
Okay, call me a contrarian. Now that questioning Tiger Woods judgment in changing his golf swing under the guidance of Sean Foley is in vogue, I am firmly putting a stake in the ground: I believe that Tiger is on a good path that will eventually lead to his return as a dominant player and he will almost certain to surpass 18 major victories in his lifetime. Playing competitive golf through substantive swing changes is extremely difficult and is bound to produce some less than stellar shots. On Friday, Tiger hit a couple of horrendously wayward tee shots which opened him up to more questioning throughout the world of golf commentary. The next day, Brandel Chamblee used one of [...]
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