Beginning in September, I set out to do a small study notating when birdies were the most likely to occur in a round. My idea for this project started because I had noticed (or thought I did) throughout the years when looking through tournament scorecards (pro, college, club, etc.) a trend that birdies occurred more[…]
I recently received a message from a college golfer attending my alma mater, Methodist University. I always appreciate when people read these posts and openly welcome any topics you all may have in mind – so thank you! The player wrote: I was wondering if you could write on mental games and how to keep[…]
This post is for those of you who will at some time be making the trip south for the winter. I took some notes after carefully studying how birds migrate. I then, through matrix overlay and analysis procedures, translated those tips into ones applicaple for golf pros. Below, find #GolfProMigration Tips 1-10. All tips conform into a 140 character Tweet. Just[…]
10 Things I Learned: Summertime in CHI Labor Day is said to mark the unofficial end of summer. It also marks when the early flock of migrating golf pros get ready to make the move back south. While getting ready to head back south, here are some reflections from the 3 ½ summer months I[…]
It is really quite amazing the way life works out sometimes. For the past two years since being out of college I have truly enjoyed working at golf courses, teaching golf, coaching golf, and learning as much as I could about those topics. I’m very grateful to experience such a joy and to call it ‘work.’ Interestingly, within the past few[…]