For most – it’s golf season time or getting really close to golf season. With the warm weather starting and sun setting later and later – hopefully everyone is getting more playing time and practice time. So – I thought … Continue reading
Category: Practice
Practice Slower. Play Faster
Practice Slower. Play Faster. Sounds like a directive. Right? Actually I think of it as a mental game approach. Here’s why: At almost every GGA school I attend, lots and lots of students are doing their level-best to achieve the … Continue reading
Hybrids – How to Hit & Drills to Help
Hybrid – How to Hit and Drills to Help By Tim Graves, PGA One common theme we see with golfers is the difficulty hitting hybrids. Hybrids, aka rescue clubs, long iron replacements, or baffles, are the clubs in your bag … Continue reading
The Lob Wedge – Making It Your “Best Friend”
The Lob Wedge – Making Your “Worst Enemy” Your “Best Friend” First, I want to say, I believe the lob wedge is one of the most important clubs in your bag. In fact, I believe it is the 3rd most … Continue reading
LUV and Golf
Herb Kelleher passed away recently …a couple days after New Year’s Day. Kelleher (Herb to all who knew and met him) was the beloved co-founder and former CEO of Southwest Airlines. If you have ever flown on a Southwest flight, … Continue reading
Rating Your Wedge Game Potential
Some of you may have read this “similar” article before and even rated your wedge game in the past. Whether you have done so in the past, or have never rated your wedge game, I strongly suggest doing again (or … Continue reading
The Sun’ll Come Out…
“It’s always darkest before the sunrise.” Have you ever heard that before? I have. And honestly, I’m not sure if it’s technically true. However I think that the metaphor still works for me. It goes something like this: Occasionally, it … Continue reading
The Single Plane Swing Positions – Step Drill 3D
After a few months of winter and quite a bit of “behind the scenes” work with the team at Graves Golf, I found myself in Orlando working with the team at K-Motion to discuss the future developments of Single Plane … Continue reading
Tom Brady – Million Dollar Arm / Million Dollar Golf Swing
By Tim Graves, PGA I was thinking about an article I wrote a few years ago – while watching Tom Brady in the Superbowl…. Tom Brady credits Tom House, PHD as his throwing coach (and attributes much of his success … Continue reading
Jack Was on to Something
Jack Nicklaus was on to something when he discovered a truth about himself as a very young golfer – and used this fundamental knowledge his entire career. Jack was known as a powerful golfer. A big, strong, somewhat thick, burly … Continue reading