The common question I ask all my clients attending golf schools Orlando is, “How many putts do they make that come up short of the hole?” The answers I receive continue to astonish. Answers can range from “20%” to “some” and some golfers answer that “all” their putts...
The Similarities of Sports Borrowing Success from the Other Sports You Play No matter what sports you used to play, or currently play (some would argue business is a sport), let's shine a light on the similarities of sports. Did you know you currently possess the...
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Junior Golf Boot Camps A Great Way to Prepare for your Upcoming School Golf Season In Central Florida, the school golf season starts with tryouts around August 1. For some Junior Golfers, making the team comes easy. For others, making a school golf team is an...
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Anchoring Your Putter "Are You Ready for the Changes coming January 2016?" We all agree Golf is a fun game that tests your skills and abilities against a golf course and what it presents to you daily. If you are anchoring your putter, the amount of fun you...
Your Cure for Putting Lipercy How many times have you started a golf season to find your putting stroke has contracted "Lipercy," the disease of stroking great putts and not having any fall in? Experiencing the actual pain of Lipercy and its energy sucking trama to...
Feeling comfortable about your game is always a confidence booster when faced with tough shots around the green. And there is no better way to make that comfortable feeling more comfortable than enlarging what I call the "Comfort Circle;" the circle around the hole...
