Instruction

Business Golf Primer – Fashion Faux Pas

Janina Jacobs

What you wear can make or break your day and your reputation.

Golf Fitness May Be the Best Tip Yet

Herb Gould

It’s an eternal question for golf enthusiasts: The equipment, instruction and courses are better. Why aren’t recreational golfers playing better?... Read more »

The Positive Golfer: Pre-Shot Routine

Janina Jacobs

Pre-shot routines do not have to be time consuming nor complicated but in order to play better golf, you should have one.

New Books On Short Game (II)

Tom Harack

Although the development of Hogan’s short-game “system” relied heavily on trial-and-error, it was nonetheless based on his uncanny golf instincts.... Read more »

New Books On Short Game

Tom Harack

By coincidence, two short-game instruction books crossed my desk this week. Both involve golf icons — Ben Hogan and Dave... Read more »

The Positive Golfer: An Introduction

Janina Jacobs

  THINK ABOUT THIS: You’ve had a magical few days when all is well with your golf game and bragging... Read more »

Playing in the Zone – Power Spots

Peter Andraes

A purely hit golf ball is a joy and wonder to behold. What the top pros experience in moments of... Read more »

Toe Your Putt When It’s Short and Slick

David Gould

Truly great putters strike every ball on the sweet spot, except one—the nasty downhill breaker that needs off-center impact to... Read more »

Patti Butcher Named the 2010 Golf Professional of the Year by LPGA T & CP

Terry Moore

This past month Patti Butcher, Director of Golf and Club Operations for Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, Mich., was named... Read more »

Not Your 1964 Junior Golf Program Any More

Janina Jacobs

Teaching juniors how to play golf is a good thing for many reasons; but is learning by total immersion burning kids out too early?