Golf Science – Far East Phenoms
The LPGA Tour is a wonderful potpourri of players from all over the world. In recent years many of the […]
Golf / Instruction
Travel – Tales from the Back Nine: Part VI
In searching the rural routes for wilderness golf adventures, trains have been my constant companion. Everywhere I go. Always there.Â
Instruction – Soul Food Strikes
Let’s first talk about the two most common causes of contact issues. Hanging back on the downswing and arms pulling
Tales from the Back Nine, Part 5
Highway 6, one of the original 25 proposed state highways in 1917, cuts through the heart of Texas from the
Course Review – Oak Hollow Golf Course
Oak Hollow in McKinney has long been the go-to for residents of the rapidly expanding community north of Dallas. The
Instruction – Spine Angle and Better Drives
Did you know that you could hit the ball farther without increasing your club head speed? If you are like
Golf Science – Paralysis by Analysis
Does this sound familiar? You’re a golfer who takes his/her game seriously and hates to lose to friends during a
Tales From the Back Nine: Part III
Golf came to Oklahoma in 1900, when Scottish immigrant Alex Findlay designed Guthrie Country Club just north of Oklahoma City.
Instruction – Sway Stop, Doorstop
One of the more common swing faults I see on the lesson tee is a lateral sway of the hips
Golf Science – Genesis of Improvement
Most regular golfers never have the time to spend on practice and when they do, it involves a few shots