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 | Oct 7, 2014 | golf power, golf tips, golf training aids
By Paul Myers Windy conditions can be tough for even the best golfers, but they can be conquered if you have the right approach to golf power and understand how to deal with the challenge. After a while, you might start to enjoy playing in the wind because of the...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 21, 2014 | Golf Swing Speed, golf training aids, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers Golf isn’t a sport that requires the same type of physical conditioning as, for example, football or basketball, but it can be a demanding game none the less. Making quality swings with enough swing speed time after time requires cooperation from a...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 13, 2014 | golf tempo, golf training aids, Teaching
By Paul Myers At about 4.5 hours per round, golf is not a relatively fast game (unless you play speedgolf!). That isn’t exactly breaking news – and is something even the least-experienced golfer already knows. However, some players try to play too quickly when making...
by Matt Ristine | Jul 8, 2014 | golf training aids
By Paul Myers If you read about golf online, or watch golf on TV, you have probably seen plenty of ads for golf training aids. They are everywhere in the golf market, and some of them can actually be quite useful – others, not so much. Golf training aids run the...
