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About - C. Mark Hammond PGA

 


  Mark Hammond is a PGA Class A Member currently giving golf lessons in San Diego, CA. Mark began in the golf business in 1993 in New Jersey working at a practice facility from 1993 - 1995. In the fall of 1996 Mark relocated to San Diego to continue to persue a career in the golf business. Mark has has the oportunity over the past 15 years to learn and observe the art and science of golf instruction from some of the most respected golf instructors in all of California. Mark has been providing golf instruction to all skill levels and all types of players since 2002.

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 My goal for a golf lesson is simple. Provide players an opportunity to improve at your pace with simple concise information and demonstration. I do not believe that all people learn the same way. I do not believe that all swings need to be broken down and rebuilt. All players will not have the same goals when the instruction process begins. I look forward to the opportunity to speak with you prior to any lessons to determine 'a plan of attack' aka... A lesson plan. Contect me today and begin the process of improving your game right away!

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 Golf lessons include state of the art video analysis and the use of slow motion video computer software to help you achieve your goals in the game of golf.

 

Contact C. Mark Hammond PGA
Phone: 619.804.4286
EMail: mark@stadiumgolfcenter.com

 

USGA Rule Of The Day


13-2/20 Part of Fence Off Course Leans Across Boundary and Interferes with Swing

Q:
Part of a fence which is beyond white stakes defining out of bounds, and therefore not a boundary fence, leans onto the course and interferes with a player's swing. May the player push the fence back into an upright position or treat it as an obstruction?

A:
Rule 13-2 prohibits improving the position of the ball by moving anything fixed, even if such thing is off the course. Therefore, the player may not push the fence back. However, that part of the fence leaning onto the course is an immovable obstruction and the player is entitled to relief under Rule 24-2b.

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