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Charles Barkley Golf Show – The Haney Project

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The Haney Project (Charles Barkley show) is fun to watch! I The show airs on Monday nights at 9:00 pm eastern on The Golf Channel. The show should run 60 minutes instead of 30 minutes per episode. Why? It is very entertaining…you just don’t want the episode to end. If you have not seen the show – you have to watch this “real golf show.”

Hank Haney is Tiger Woods’ coach. And if Tiger has a coach…you know Hank must be the best. In fact Haney is one of the best golf instructors in the world. He has worked with well over 200 touring professionals. He is currently ranked #3 on Golf Digest’s America’s 50 Greatest Teachers.

What makes this show appealing is Charles as Charles. And of course his “golf-swing.” You can’t help that you want him to swing better. And the fact that he takes all the jokes about his golf swing and golf game. As golfers we can relate in someway to Charles. The Qwest to play better, swing better, and perform better in front of strangers, and friends is important. I wish Sir Charles Barkley all the best. And I look forward to next Monday for the new episode.

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