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It’s Not Rocket Science
It’s Not Rocket Science Todd Graves Forever it makes me wonder the extent to which golf instruction has become so difficult that golfers now believe that good players hold some secret. While the secret is nothing more than good solid … Continue reading
Wax On / Wax Off – An “Oldie but Goodie”
Was reminded of a practice tip I wrote close to 10 years ago. Assume most of you either hadn’t “seen” us yet, or if you had, a good one to read again. Want to talk in this practice tip about how … Continue reading
Exciting Updates for the Coaching Program
The beginning of May has been an exciting time for the Coaching Program with the addition of a new team member and the release of a new feature. Chandler Rusk and I spent last week in Phoenix Arizona setting up … Continue reading
Moe’s Legacy: Persona or Perfection
The Moe Norman Legacy What will be the Legacy of Moe Norman? Will he be remembered for his quirky and eccentric personality and his failure to exploit his talent on the PGA Tour. Or will he be remembered for his … Continue reading
Common Fault and Fix – Limited Spine Tilt at Address
Limited Spine Tilt at Address (Set Up) In our golf schools, one of the most common faults we see in our golfers is not creating enough secondary spine tilt at address. We define secondary spine tilt as the tilt of … Continue reading
Pressure – Your Friend or Foe – Studying Heart Rates
Two weeks ago, I (Tim) played in the PGA Winter Series Event in Port Saint Lucie Florida. It was the National Junior/Senior Championship. A tournament consisting of PGA professionals from across the US and abroad, making up 2 man teams – one … Continue reading
Winter Indoor Practice Drill – Hands Down the Line
Weather is changing. Seems like 60* one day and then freezing the next here at home (Oklahoma). I am sure for most reading this are getting a little of the same this time of year. Soon, most of us will be inside … Continue reading
Being Different is Good
We have discussed this before, but I am constantly reminded and want to bring up again and again and again when I watch “typical” golfers practice at local ranges and golf courses…. the importance of being DIFFERENT than the typical/average … Continue reading
I told you so – Bryson DeChambeau
Dear conventional golfers and teachers, I’m having an “I told you so” moment. I have to admit it feels pretty good. For over 20 years I have been answering your questions and your doubts regarding the Single Plane Swing and … Continue reading
Fun On Course Games
This time of year I like to get on the course as much as I can. Many times I get out after work, before work, late evenings, pretty much any time I can squeeze in a few holes. Most of the … Continue reading
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