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GOLF JOURNAL

A 'Machine' to Fix
Your Game
Swing coach Ben Doyle's odd but
effective method has fans world-wide
By John Paul Newport
Updated Feb. 17, 2007 12:01 a.m. ET

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CARMEL, Calif. -- When I was on the

Monterey Peninsula last week I booked a
lesson with Ben Doyle. Mr. Doyle, 74, is a cult
figure among golf teachers, the leading
advocate of a fiendishly complex system
called the Golfing Machine. I didn't
particularly need a lesson, I thought, but I had
heard about the Golfing Machine for years and
was curious to see how a man who breaks the
swing down into 24 basic components, 12
sections and three zones would go about
teaching an innocent.

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