This one goes out to all the young players with goals of being a professional player. Oh and everyone who values their precious time.

I am sure we all agree that every avid golfer desires to spend more time at the golf course practicing and playing golf.Imagine having more time to iron out the swing faults, perfecting the putting routine and working on aspects of the short game. You can see it now right, all that extra time at the range and on the course making a major difference to your game, right?

Time spent at the driving range is precious. Arriving with an idea of what needs to be worked on is important. The golf professionals on tour make Continue Reading→

Do you sometimes struggle controlling your distance with your pitching?  Improving your distance  you are able to hit your pitch shots will help you improve your scoring from a couple of shots per round to many more depending on your current skill level.

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A measure of…the truth

The two most important days of your life are the day you are born and the day you know why.  Once you have a clear picture of what you want to achieve, own them and create a pathway to achieve them.  It takes many small steps with lots of setbacks  and distractions to achieve your personal best.  Commit to it always.   Continue Reading→

These are my ideals of a good golf swing, what are yours

• Reliability / Consistency
• Adaptability
• Quality of Shot
• Injury Free

During your warm up start with, chipping, pitching, some bunker play, move into your mid irons, 7 iron, 5 iron, and then into your 5 wood, hybrids, driver.  After you have finished with your driver move back to your wedges to create a lightness and softness in your arms then move to the putting green.  Start with short and long putting to a tee rather than a hole.  Do some speed drills and then finish off on the green knocking in 5-7 putts from 2 foot to feel confident with how you are rolling the ball.

It is not about the swing now; you have warmed up, trust yourself and enjoy the doing.

Loss of stamina and endurance toward the end of an eighteen-hole round of golf happens to many golfers and can often be attributed to poor nutrition. To keep up the pace and go the distance, there is no substitute for good nutrition.

Good golf nutrition has many of the same characteristics as good general nutrition. Foods that are low in fat and contain balanced portions of lean protein and slow release carbohydrates make the best choices, and the golfer’s diet should include lots of these.

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Accepting the poor shot, dealing with the emotions, and committing to the next shot are challenges that even the best players find difficult.  If you asked any golfer if they have ever had the perfect round, there would not be many who could confidently say yes.  Success comes to those golfers who can deal with poor outcomes more efficiently and turn the negative emotions and results into positive ones.   Continue Reading→

This is clearly the most underestimated portion of the game. Golfers tend to ignore the cardiovascular component of golf. However, walkers cover an approximate walking distance Continue Reading→