Golf

From D. Johnston  If you’ve played golf for more than one season, then you’ve experienced the disappearing swing syndrome. It strikes without warning, irrespective of skill level. To quote the late Bobby Jones in his masterful book, Secrets of The Masters:”one always feels that he is running from something, without knowing exactly what nor where…

From David Earl Morgan  To take up golf seriously you need some golf clubs, golf shoes, golf glove, golf balls, tees, towel, some lessons and a tee time. Golf clubs can be bought used or new. If you are just taking up the game, I suggest that you buy used golf equipment. In my opinion,…

From David Earl Morgan  That’s why finding the right set of golf clubs for a beginner is so important. The best beginner golf sets have at least one driver, two woods, one putter, one hybrid, two wedges and seven irons. When you’re looking for a beginner set of golf clubs, you’ll want to consider the…

From James Schofield One of my patients, Norm, originally came to me with a health problem that affected his ability to enjoy a recreational sport and that also affected his relationship with his wife. Norm had a lower back problem that was limiting his ability to golf. You might ask: “I can see why this…

From D. Johnston  Most once-a-week golfers do not have the time, money or desire to invest in hitting thousands of practice balls under the watchful eye of a competent instructor. Is there an alternative to help the “average” golfer build a better golf swing? Adopt a drill that will develop optimum muscle memory. Every golfer…

From Jim Sullivan  Fear Not The Bunker, Senior Golfers. When you hole out a bunker shot, it is the GREATEST feeling (in golf) but the bunker shot can be a golfer’s worst nightmare as well. So let’s learn how to make the sand our friend. If we can remove the fear with the correct practice,…

From Kenneth Gorveski  Lowering your golf scores is not an easy task and requires hard work and patience to accomplish. Improving the short game is one of the keys to shooting lower scores faster. The short game is essentially comprised of shots from inside 120 yards. Wedge game tips: Lots of practice is very important…

From Kenneth Gorveski  In order to get better at golf there are many key factors involved. The first and most obvious is based on the level of commitment and time you are willing to put into playing and practicing. If you have tried everything and are not getting better then you need to find a…

From Kenneth Gorveski  One of the best ways to reduce your handicap in golf is to learn to improve your putting. The short game accounts for nearly sixty percent or more of your total score for most rounds. The best golfers spend a lot of time working on the wedge game and chipping around the…

From D. Johnston  Have you ever hit a perfect shot? Can you recall what you were thinking? Whenever I pose these questions during a seminar, very few of the participants can recall the actual thought process prior to the shot. Most of them, however, can describe how the shot felt in one word:effortless. No thoughts…