Island Hills Attacks Golf’s Problems
The golf business has been wrestling with serious problems of which the most important by far is declining participation. The… Read more »
Opinion
Every Club in the Bag
“You’ll use every club in the bag,” refers to a golf course’s playing characteristics and means to post a good… Read more »
Jim McLean’s Latest Book of Drills
So you consistently hit your irons fat…or push them to the right…or your driver’s slice seems to have a life… Read more »
Everything Is Coming Up Rose(s)
Justin Rose made himself conqueror of Merion Golf Club, a feat reminiscent of Ben Hogan’s comment on his U.S. Open… Read more »
Battle of the Ban
The impact of the decision by the USGA and R&A to make anchored putting strokes contrary to the Rules of… Read more »
Putting a Cap on Slow Play
In between the interesting and informative sessions at a recent conference attendees were provided the chance to meet and greet… Read more »
LOOPERS
A book that begins with a quotes from Carl Spackler, the eminent golfologist, philosopher and caddy, will get my attention… Read more »
More Arachnids – The Spider Blade & Daddy Long Legs
Until the USGA makes a final determination whether to implement the proposed ban of anchored putting strokes, the debate over… Read more »
Time For Nine
Are 9-hole rounds a solution to increasing participation in golf? They may be. So, to cover that possibility the United… Read more »
Drive, Chip & Putt – Grow The Game
The Masters Tournament Foundation, United States Golf Association (USGA) and The PGA of America have created a nationwide junior skills… Read more »
