How to Practice Golf: The Back to the Wall Golf Swing Reprogramming Drill

Recently I was asked a very good question about how to change a golf swing stroke pattern where the golf club travels too quickly to inside on the backswing making the golf swing too flat. This golfer was challenged to find an effective way to change his golf swing pattern when he was attempting to hit a golf ball towards a target. In a perfect world every golfer would learn the golf swing techniques... [Read more]

Golf On Tour: Hale Irwin Shows Age is No Barrier to Staying Competitive in Golf

Hale Irwin played some great golf on the 2011 Champions Tour in his mid sixties and shows us all the importance of maintaining our health and fitness and a strong, competitive drive so we can continue to tap into our awesome potential. In 2011 he played in 21 tournaments and made the cut in every event. He had 7 top ten finishes and earnings of $624,811. I believe that Hale Irwin has been a consistent... [Read more]

The Mental Golf Workshop: Finally Your Way to Better Golf

If you asked one hundred regular amateur golfers to honestly rate the quality of their mental game on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being highly competent at managing their mental/emotional state on the golf course and one being totally incompetent on the golf course what do you think the majority of golfers would say? I bet they would say that they rank too low on the scale, probably about a 2 or a 3. If... [Read more]

Golf On Tour: Your Level of Passion Drives Your Performance on the Golf Course

Top Professional golfers who play golf on tour are unique individuals who passionately pursue their dream of achieving success on the PGA and LPGA tour’s with drive, energy and determination. They allow us to see what lies within; the potential to be a lot better than we currently are.                     To improve your golf you need a strong... [Read more]

PGA Tours: I Wish Golf Commentators Would Stop Using the Word Talent

It’s so easy to get sucked into the illusion that the golfers you watch on TV who are a gazillion under par in a tournament somehow play like that all the time and have a special talent that other golfers do not have. In my opinion nothing could be further from the truth. What they do have that week is the ability to make a lot of birdies and not a lot of bogeys. Skilful yes, talented no. Great... [Read more]