by Matt Ristine | Jan 25, 2015 | golf practice, golf tips
By Paul Myers Realistically, you only have so much time to dedicate to golf practice. Unless you are a professional golfer, you probably have plenty of other responsibilities that rank above golf practice – work, family, etc. However, you still have goals that you...
by Matt Ristine | Jan 21, 2015 | golf tips
By Paul Myers Finding your ball sitting down in a fairway bunker is not something most golfers looks forward to. Just getting your ball out of a fairway bunker and back onto the grass can be a challenge, let alone hitting a quality shot that ends up somewhere near the...
by Matt Ristine | Jan 17, 2015 | golf ball, golf tips
By Paul Myers One of the things new golfers need to learn is just how important the lie of the golf ball is to the possibilities for a given shot. Where an average golfer might be able to carry their 5 iron 160 yards or more given a perfect lie in the fairway, they...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 20, 2014 | golf slice, golf tips, golf training aids
By Paul Myers It’s not breaking news that the golf slice is one of the biggest problems plaguing most amateur golfers. If you are stuck dealing with a slice, you may be quite frustrated with the perceived inability to fix it, and it might even have you not wanting to...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 18, 2014 | golf course, golf practice, golf tips
By Paul Myers Every golfer knows that it is important to practice their game if they want to improve and lower their scores. Unfortunately, many golfers give up on practicing because they don’t see the results of their efforts actually showing up on the course. It...
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...
