Renovations change golf scenery in DFW
The combination of a down economy and the overbuilding of golf courses throughout the United States more than a decade… Read more »
Golf
Tour Qualifying School to be changed in 2013
To no one’s surprise, the PGA Tour will end a 50-year tradition when it makes changes into how young college… Read more »
Do annoying extra fees bother you, too?
I recently traveled to San Antonio to assist with the operation of the United States finals to determine who would… Read more »
Mood at Golf Industry Show optimistic
Based on what I saw—crowded aisles and waiting lines to register– and heard from attendees and exhibitors at the Golf… Read more »
It’s buyers market when supply exceeds demand
A pessimist sees the glass half empty while an optimist, like myself, sees it as half full. When it comes… Read more »
We don’t play same game as the pros
The game’s elite players definitely play a different game than we do. They regularly drive the ball over 300 yards… Read more »
Better players prefer traditional models in forgings
Better players like the more traditional irons, preferring forgings over cast versions, that allow them to work the ball, but… Read more »
Wedges key to better scores
Dave Pelz believes that more golfers need to master their wedges if they are going to improve their scoring, especially… Read more »
New hybrids hit the ball farther
Player tests back up claims by the manufacturers that today’s hybrids hit the ball longer and with more spin that… Read more »
Expect to pay more for game improvement irons
Realizing that there are a lot more higher handicappers out there, manufacturers go to great lengths to have their engineers… Read more »
