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Everyone understands that golf is a mental game where knowledge is indeed an advantage. We figure
that the best player is an informed player. The more you understand all angles of the game, the
better you'll directly benefit! That's why we gather helpful, useful and timely information from
many sources (magazines, blogs, news sites, etc.) and publish them here for you to use to stay up
to date with the latest ideas, strategies, reviews and lots of other good stuff you'll want to know
about.
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Sink your Short Putts! |
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Putting is one of the toughest aspects of the game, but this tee drill described by Steve Phillips, PGA Professional, can help you
start sinking those short putts and lowering your score.
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The Photo Finish |
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One of the most fundamental aspects of a golf swing is balance. PGA Professional Steve Phillips gives some exercises to practice
and improve our balance.
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Swing Easy When It's Breezy |
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Playing golf in the wind can be one of the most intimidating experiences. Mystic Dunes Head Golf Professional Steve Phillips
returns to give us some advice on how to handle this situation.
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The Single Lever Pitch Shot |
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The pitch shot is one of the most difficult shots in golf to execute consistently. For the average golfer, the
single lever or "straight arm" pitch shot could be the answer.
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The Handicap System & Competitive Play |
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The golf handicap system is implemented at golf courses, for golf tournament play. This
is a short guide on how the golf handicap system works.
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Reason, Season, or Lifetime |
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Pay attention to what you read. After you read this, you will know the reason it was
sent to you! People come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. When you
figure out which one it is, you will know what to do for each person.
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Biomechanics and the Golf Swing |
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Recent test results from Titleist Performance Institute has changed the way golf is
being taught. In order to properly diagnose swing flaws, functional movement screens
that test trunk mobility, core stability, balance, and coordination have to be completed.
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How to Become a Really Good Golfer |
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A good golfer is one who is willing to listen to good advice from experienced players. Read
this for advice from some of the best.
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