by Matt Ristine | Dec 14, 2014 | Golf Club, Golf Clubs, golf tips
By Paul Myers Are you a golfer that automatically reaches for the driver as soon as you get to the tee on a par four or par five? It’s okay to admit it – you are certainly among the majority. However, you might be better served to employ a two-golf-club approach to...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 12, 2014 | golf tees, golf tips
By Paul Myers In many ways, the golf tee shot can be the most nerve-wracking shot that you will encounter on the golf course. Why is that? Because, since your tee shot is usually the longest shot you will hit on a hole, it also can with the most potential for trouble....
by Matt Ristine | Dec 10, 2014 | driver swing, golf swing tips, golf tips
By Paul Myers Some golfers make the mistake of thinking that their driver swing is the same as their iron swing, and that the two can be practiced in the same way. This can be a costly error that could lead to problems in both swings. The driver swing and the iron...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 8, 2014 | golf technique, golf tips, golf yips
By Paul Myers When you think golf yips, you almost certainly think about the putter. And, true enough, the putting green is where most golfers experience the dreaded yips. However, the golf yips are also a battle off the tee for some golfers, and they can be even more...
by Matt Ristine | Dec 6, 2014 | Golf Fairway, golf tips, Technique
By Paul Myers The title of this article might sound like a stupid question, but there is actually more to this discussion meets the eye. Obviously, you would rather have your ball finish in the golf fairway than in the rough, but at what cost? Should you always place...
by Matt Ristine | Nov 30, 2014 | golf ball, golf ball flight laws, golf tips
By Paul Myers Finding the optimal launch angle and golf ball flight for your driver can be a constant battle that can have a lot to do with how much distance you actually achieve on the course. Even if you have great club head speed with your driver swing, you might...
