Playing in the Wind (revisited)
This week I revisit a blog post from back in April when the pandemic was new, and at a time when the thought of still wearing masks in November was hilarity. How to play in the wind is a question […]
Bryson Told Ya So…
Bryson did exactly what he said he was going to do. No not win a major, but that was a direct result of it. He told us he’d come back this season bigger, faster, stronger, and longer…and he did. People […]
Be a Better Student
Just like every other profession, sport, or activity there are good and bad instructors. In golf there are world renowned swing coaches that are household names who win all the awards and accolades. There are also some great ones that […]
Restore Your Speed
Speed is king and distance is the great equalizer in golf. The always analytical Bryson DeChambeau thought he needed to get longer off the tee to better compete on tour. Even though he was already in the top-20 in driving […]
5 Things Every Amateur Should Stop Doing
There are many things amateur and novice golfers need to improve on of course, but it isn’t always swing related or something technical from a lesson. A lot of the decisions you make on the course contribute to a high […]
PING: What Do the Color Dots Mean?
You can get custom fit for any brand of clubs, and no matter your handicap or ability level, it is recommended that you do so any time you purchase equipment. Every golfer has their own unique swing and you want […]
From the Bunker
I hope this week’s blog finds you and your families safe and in good health. I have noticed that my hair is greyer, so there may be some Just for Men in my future at the age of 37. I […]
Playing in the Wind
Golf courses being permitted to remain open has been decided on a state-by-state basis. I live in Pennsylvania but work in Ohio, and PA required all courses to shut down a couple of weeks ago. Ohio made the same decision […]
Quarantined Golf Tips
I hope your wifi signal is strong in your bunker fort constructed of highly sought after toilet paper rolls, or where-ever you’re held up, to read this week’s blog. Maybe you’re standing in a 45-minute line at the grocery store, […]
Tips For Your Junior Golfer
Spring is right around the corner. Hoops will be coming to a close and soccer and baseball will be starting soon. Let’s make some time for golf as well! I have taught kids from ages 5 -18 for over a […]