J. Cole explains the story of his career, saying that ‘The Fall-Off’ is the end of the J. Cole story that spanned The Come Up - The Warm Up - Friday Night Lights - Sideline Story - Born Sinner - 2014 FHD
Says we’ll likely get features and perhaps a new project as a side quest but it won’t be in the same progression of that story
@PaigeSpiranac@Blake_Hatfield How do they acquire that experience? Most start out as entry-level Assistants with a variety of responsibilities in addition to teaching junior clinics and complete beginners. That demographic doesn’t need a coach with 20 years experience. Playing skill ≠ teaching effectiveness
@davebasinger79@PaigeSpiranac This is not it man. This is about lifting people up not tearing people down. Paige contributes to the game of golf and I appreciate that! I simply want the same appreciation for all contributors because we all add value, even if we don’t always post it online for all to see!
@PaigeSpiranac@valheru11 I can agree that bad is bad and good is good. Instruction has never been one size fits all. People learn in different ways. You should advocate for golfers to get the right help, not just YOUR help. That was always my point.
@PaigeSpiranac@valheru11 If one bad apple can spoil the bunch then the same can be said about a lot of online coaching. Can’t tell you how many times I have a student come in confused and struggling with what they learned online. But local pros will always be there to get them back on track!
@valheru11@PaigeSpiranac This. My point is that all teaching methods can coincide and add value depending on the consumers needs. Golf Professionals don’t bad talk other professionals no matter their difference in opinion or strategy. Period.
@PaigeSpiranac I agree and made that point in my 2nd tweet. My point is the “local pros” of who you’re greatly generalizing, have and do add value to the game in many ways. Your comments reflect the ideas of someone who thinks their contributions are more significant.
@PaigeSpiranac We teach the complete beginners who may love golf but are intimidated and not willing to pay for pricey lessons. I understand you where defending your program from an obvious hater, but shitting on a large group who contributes greatly to the success of golf is absolutely NOT IT
@PaigeSpiranac Wow. What a horid take. Us “local pros” you’re shitting on are the ones out there everyday growing the game you benefit from. We are the ones teaching juniors, often with very little financial incentive.