A quick note this morning to relay a great story that provides practical golf swing help for every player trying to improve his or her game.

I teed it up a few months back with some family.  Before the round, a fourth was added to our group by the starter.  

He was an “older” gent (at some point we learned this guy was in his mid 70’s, 76 I believe). . Read the rest of this entry »

Every golfer should look at their off course training time as a chance to perfect their golf practice swing.

But the golfer who treats practice time with an on course, “real world” mentality is way ahead of the typical recreational golfer.

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“Use your natural body characteristics and avoid No Man’s Land“

This past weekend, 26 year old Chez Reavie walloped the field at the Canadian Open and won by 3 strokes. Those spectators who were on hand in the gallery got to see his unique golf swing mechanics up close and personal. They also saw a lot of different looking golf swings. Read the rest of this entry »

In this Special Report, I address a commonly misunderstood feature of the golf swing.

I regularly receive questions from around the world regarding different aspects of the swing and I am happy to oblige whenever I am able. The internet is a wonderful tool in that regard. Read the rest of this entry »

I recently had an interesting discussion with a new friend who was determined to “take up golf this season”.

It’s always fun and educational to talk to a non or aspiring golfer as their different perspective brings up unique questions about the game and its details. Read the rest of this entry »

I see it all the time at the range and on the course.

Golfers of all levels sabotaging their swings and scores before they even move the club back. I am talking about the all critical set-up or address position. Read the rest of this entry »

This is the most important report I have ever written.

After 16+ years of matching golfers with the right golf ball, I’ve concluded that there is a huge misconception regarding golf balls, the golf swing, and how the 2 combine to create more distance, control, and lower scores. Read the rest of this entry »