Instruction

Internet Instruction Is a Convenient Option

Tom Harack

To a golfer, the idea of technological innovation tends to conjure up hardware: Clubs made of space-age alloys, with oversized... Read more »

Dale Lynch–at Home on the Range

John Strawn

Dale Lynch stood quietly on the slope of a hill just above the elevated deck of the practice tee at... Read more »

When Golf Instruction Was Still Guesswork, Ralph Mann Boldly Went Digital

David Gould

The work of bio-kinesiologist Ralph Mann takes note of landmark studies from the 1960s and ’70s like The Golfing Machine... Read more »

Putting Games

Bob Senoff

Putting games have become a necessity for me to keep my interest around a putting green.  I know that putter... Read more »

Could Technology Ever Reinvent the Golf Swing?

David Gould

Allow me to switch sporting venues so I can tell a quick story. It was the first track meet of... Read more »

Keeping Score Like Phil Mickelson

Bob Senoff

I love watching the 2010 Masters.  Even better this year was after Phil Mickelson had won.  While many folks who... Read more »

Take Strokes off Your Score with These Two Game-Changers

Larry Olmsted

Picking up where I left off yesterday, I am going to shave strokes off your score this summer by showing... Read more »

Two More Surefire Strokesavers

Larry Olmsted

Picking up where I left off in an earlier post, I am going to shave strokes off your score this... Read more »

Take Strokes off Your Score! 10 Tips to Start Golf Season Right, Part 2.

Larry Olmsted

Picking up where I left off yesterday, I am going to shave strokes off your score this summer by showing... Read more »

Not in Mid-Season Form Yet? Try Strategizing Better

Larry Olmsted

With July 4th in the rearview window, the heart of summer, and real golf season, starts today. Let’s make 2010... Read more »

Back to Bunker Basics with the Dollar Bill Drill

David Gould

Ever get in a “bunker slump?” It’s a devilish bit of golf torture that can strike experienced players and get... Read more »