I’ve been playing golf for last 30 years and have been around a 12-14 handicap for the past 15 years until this year when I met Randy Chang and learned the L2L swing.  I met Randy in January of 2011 when I was struggling with my swing.  Randy was the first pro I have worked with that didn’t try to fix my swing, but rather explained to me why my swing would never be consistent.  I was convinced and embraced the idea of learning a new swing, the L2L.  Learning the L2L swing was very easy as Randy breaks the swing down into one and only one thought on the backswing and one and only one thought on the follow through.  This kept things simple. 

I worked hard at the swing and practiced regularly.   Immediately I noticed how straight I was able to hit the ball.  I had always enjoyed having a natural draw to my swing but could never reliably control it.  Hitting the ball straight for the first time with the L2L swing I was amazed at how much more consistent I became.  I had always thought that I struggled with aiming in golf but once I learned how to hit the ball straight, I realized that aiming was never my problem, hitting it where I aimed was. 

After my second lesson with Randy and several weeks of practicing the L2L at the range, I took my new swing to the course.  I immediately improved and within 5 months of first meeting Randy I was breaking 80 consistently.  My index dropped to a 4.8 and has settled in at 6 by the end of 2011.  I have never had this much fun playing golf.  

What I was most impressed with in working with Randy is my ability after only 4 lessons to teach myself.  I now go to the driving range to practice with a purpose and I can easily correct mistakes in my swing because based on the type of miss I hit, I am aware of my mistake and can correct it right there on the range.  This has made even my practice sessions enjoyable.  I can’t say enough great things about Randy Chang and the L2L swing.  I have sent over 10 friends to see Randy and even flew my parents in from Florida for a week of instruction on the L2L swing!

Ari Supran