Here’s an idea to help you to evolve as a golfer and enjoy the process too. I’ve noticed across the golf world, best friends and golf buddies tending to enjoy winding each other up or “yipping”. So much so, that it starts in the parking lot before the round or even on the drive up to the course. Now, I know that it’s mostly harmless fun or banter but I’ve a better way to look at this. Why not spend time getting to know the other person’s game. And once you’ve built some trust

I’ve already advocated adding Yoga into your lives, but just as important is developing a stronger core. Core strength is vital for a strong, balanced and controlled golf swing. Not only will it help stabilize you through the swing but it also can alleviate lower back pain. It assists with spine alignment, can help your flexibility and reduce the risk of injury when golfing or performing other activities. Again, it’s not about becoming a superhero or modeling yourself on the

I have a sense that most golfers answer this question with a similar response. Most will tell me their maximum distance or an approximation of it. I would like to offer a different option to answer this… Try saying, “any distance I need to, up to my maximum.” The truth is we don’t just have one distance option for each club. Break that idea in your mind and realize that we have numerous options with each club. You’ll soon discover that you have 8 or more irons in the bag and

Now, I know we all try to swing like Tiger or Brooks or Rory but that’s not what I mean in this post. Watch how they move around the golf course. Watch their precise movements and their deliberateness. How they study putts, how they rehearse chip shots. How they ARE on the course. By emulating their “state” of mind and manner, you can begin to take control of your game. Notice how are and how you could be more like the best. #pgatour #lpgatour #bethebest #synergygolf365 #stra