by Matt Ristine | Apr 30, 2015 | percentage of rounds, Uncategorized
By Paul Myers On the Tour, tracking rounds in the 60’s is one of the statistical measures of how well a player is doing throughout the season. So far in 2015, Robert Streb leads the Tour with 23 total rounds in the 60’s in just 9 events. Obviously, that is great golf....
by Matt Ristine | Apr 28, 2015 | billy horschel, Uncategorized
By Paul Myers Any golfer would agree that winning one of the four majors remains the main goal that each every professional is striving for. However, when it comes to the biggest financial prize of all within the game of golf, there is no competition for the FedEx...
by Matt Ristine | Mar 25, 2015 | graham delaet, Uncategorized
By Paul Myers Given the talent that is obvious when you watch Graham DeLaet play golf, you might think that he would have burst onto the PGA Tour scene a little bit earlier in his career. After all, he was a standout performer at Boise State University in his college...
by swingmangolf | Nov 30, 2007 | Golf Club, Weighted Club
Q&A with Jaacob Bowden Comment: I bought a weight iron at Wal-Mart and ended up pulling a muscle in my rib cage area so I stop using it.Jaacob’s Reply:Yes, that’s the danger of weighted clubs – injury. Personally, I think they are fine for...