by Matt Ristine | Dec 16, 2014 | Golf Swing, Golf Swing Analysis, golf tips
By Paul Myers One common mistakes that amateur golfers make is assuming that they can treat their iron golf swing the same as their driver golf swing. The two swings are actually rather different, and understanding those differences will go a long way toward playing...
by Matt Ristine | Oct 25, 2014 | Golf Swing, Golf Swing Speed, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers The story of Brooks Koepka and his professional golf career is an interesting one, and it is still just getting started. A standout player at Florida State in college, Koepka turned pro and took his game to Europe in order to try and work his way up the...
by Matt Ristine | Oct 5, 2014 | Golf, Golf Swing, Golf Swing Speed, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers Over the last two decades or so, distance on the PGA Tour has increased dramatically. This has mostly to do with the improved technology in the golf clubs and balls, but it is also may be related to the better physical condition of the players...
by Matt Ristine | Oct 1, 2014 | golf ball, golf equipment, Golf Swing
By Paul Myers The decisions you make regarding your golf equipment don’t stop with the clubs that are in your bag. The golf ball you decide to play with is important, and if you want to get the best possible performance from your swing and your game, it’s great...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 30, 2014 | Golf Swing, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers Henrik Stenson is one of the most-interesting players in golf as he has gone through plenty of ups and downs in his golf career. At one point Stenson seemed poised to become one of the best players in the world on a consistent basis, only to lose his...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 30, 2014 | Golf Swing, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers By almost any measure, Justin Rose is one of the very best golfers in the world. With a major championship title under his belt at the 2013, Rose has been a fixture on the world golf scene for many years and it seems like it will stay that way for many...
