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
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
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
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
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
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!
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
August is a great month for golf in Alberta. Sure, the daylight hours are getting noticeably shorter, frost delays are becoming a factor and there are a… Read More »August is Awesome!
Most golfers play the game for the camaraderie and socializing; the stress relieving qualities of a few hours of gentle exercise and fresh air. Golf serves… Read More »The Six Dimensions of Golf