Our busy lifestyles aren’t always conducive to productive preround prep, but a few simple things will give you the best opportunity to play your best.

The way the ball is spinning once it separates from the clubface “programs” ball flight without bias, creating its height, starting line and/or curvature, simultaneously; a nice “three-for-one.”  

As the golf season approaches, if your goal is to shoot better scores this year, now is the time to take an honest look at your game and create a game plan for the season.

In the late 1970’s, my older brother went to college and majored in computer science, and I remember watching him do his “programming” homework.

Just because the golf season is winding down, you don’t have to put away your clubs and wait until spring to improve your golf game.  Winter is really the best time of the year to make changes to your golf swing or technique.

Have you ever watched a nature channel showing wildebeests in masses teetering on the riverbank deciding whether to jump in.  Why the hesitation?

Great putting requires the player to be able to start the ball on the intended line, stroke the ball at the correct speed, and the ability to see the slope of the green.

How do you define “failure” or “success?” A valuable question to ask yourself with all the money and time you have devoted to the development of your golf game.

If you have an opportunity to attend the 3M Championship at TPC Twin Cities, it is a great time to learn and observe how the best golfers in the world approach their practice and study their technique.

You’re excited, you just watched some swing video or just had a golf lesson and had one or more “aha moments.”  You’re itching to get to the range or course to “try it out…”