The Boy is a Natural . . . And I Love it!

Hi Barbara, thanks The boy likes wearing his crocs and he loves being outside and has gotten to like the idea of golf and baseball.

Ken, someone will appreciate it a few years down the road.

Lenn, I do not think he will get a chance to get addicted to the video games as his mother wants him to be active and grow up a boy.

Roger, he is a special little boy and the youngest of 6 grandchildren. He is every bit an outside personality.

Debbie, there would never be a bad thought if he were to clean my clock, I know who would have taught him.

Jeff, he does show some athletic abilities and love for sports, even to watching baseball games either on TV or at the AA games here in the state.

No Carol Ann, that was not staged. The boy does listen. On this afternoon, he insisted that I hit balls as well. I instructed him on foot placement, hand grip without the interlocking fingers, keep his eye on the ball and take a deep breath before addressing the ball. Then he would put the ball on the tee and if he didn't go through the sequence, I would stop him and ask him to remember the steps, and he would start again and not miss a beat.

Thanks, Kathryn, it was a special afternoon for sure

Irene, he will be a pleasure for at least a few more years

Sharon, he is a little sponge but has also been taught manners and to respect others

Thanks, Hannah, we are special buddies and his mother already moans when he mimics some of my antics.

Hi Al & Peggy, he was very attentive to what I explained to him and really enjoyed himself. I showed the photos to our Pro, and he was likewise impressed and as he teaches a lot of juniors was more impressed that the little guy would listen.

George, he was really trying to hit that ball and was happy to play