What’s in the Bag?
Spring is upon us and that means it’s time for an important golfer’s ritual – the annual stocking of the bag. Now, that means different… Read More »What’s in the Bag?
Club Path Math
Warning! High nerd factor in this post! Even after 5 years of owning a Trackman, I continue to be intrigued by the correlations and relationships… Read More »Club Path Math
Study the Stats to Define Expectations
Coming soon to a grassy field near you: golf season! For us golfers, that first round of the year is like New Year’s all over… Read More »Study the Stats to Define Expectations
Backspin for Sale!
Think that trusty old sand wedge of yours is good for another season? I thought so too, but recently, I saw the light; woke up… Read More »Backspin for Sale!
“Un-Gripping”
As with any other sport, success in golf tends to follow those who work hard on the fundamentals. Good grip habits top that list. One… Read More »“Un-Gripping”
Hold your Finish and Choose your Reaction
We humans are equipped with the most powerful computers on the planet – our brains. This incredible processing power can be both friend and foe.… Read More »Hold your Finish and Choose your Reaction
How to Practice Golf
A 10-second google search will yield thousands of articles telling you how you should practice golf. Unfortunately, a key element of effective practice is often… Read More »How to Practice Golf
Hallmarks of Great Golfers – Balance
If you’re old enough to remember the days when woods were actually made of wood, you might also remember Calvin Peete, who was the PGA… Read More »Hallmarks of Great Golfers – Balance
Golf Advice from the World’s Best
There isn’t necessarily a direct correlation between the “perfect” swing and success on the golf course. Look no further than Jim Furyk for proof of… Read More »Golf Advice from the World’s Best
Creativity
I know I’m not alone in saying the British Open is one of my favorite tournaments. To me, the most exciting thing is watching the… Read More »Creativity
Mid-season Slump
Asked by a fellow golfer how to shake a mid-season slump, 3-time Masters Champion, Jimmy Demaret, advised him to “take two weeks off and then… Read More »Mid-season Slump
Take a Kid to the Course
At last week’s PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic, there were two Watson’s in the field: Bubba (age 34) and Tom (age 63). Despite the 30 years… Read More »Take a Kid to the Course
Play a “Practice” Round
“I’m great on the range, but everything falls apart when I get on the course.” Sound familiar? Range practice certainly has a part to play… Read More »Play a “Practice” Round
All Hands on Deck!
Well, Mother Nature, that was a bit of a curveball! I think it’s safe to say that even if you weren’t directly affected by the… Read More »All Hands on Deck!
Playing out of the Rough
With the official first day of summer just around the corner, surely it’s going to stop raining and stay sunny until, say, the end of… Read More »Playing out of the Rough
Try a Tourney
Try a Tourney We all have our own reasons for playing golf and competition might not be on everyone’s list. But if you’re looking to… Read More »Try a Tourney
Weekly Golf Tip – Breaking 80, by the Numbers
You’ve just finished your round. You hit 8 greens, got up and down 40% of the time and had 32 putts. Congratulations! You just broke… Read More »Weekly Golf Tip – Breaking 80, by the Numbers
Weekly Golf Tip – Feet Together Drill
Looking for a simple golf training drill that delivers great bang for the buck? Try the feet together drill. It’s easy to do and the… Read More »Weekly Golf Tip – Feet Together Drill
Weekly Golf Tip – When it’s Breezy, Swing Easy!
Breezy? Swing Easy “When it’s breezy, swing easy.” There’s a very good chance you’ve heard this tip before, but that’s for good reason: It’s one… Read More »Weekly Golf Tip – When it’s Breezy, Swing Easy!
Weekly Golf Tip – Duct Tape to the Rescue!
Range mats provide a firm hitting surface, which makes them more forgiving than real turf on shots where the club bottoms out too early. Typically,… Read More »Weekly Golf Tip – Duct Tape to the Rescue!