10 Things I’m Thankful For As A Golf Pro 1) The opportunity to be one. 2) The wonderful members and pros you meet along the way. 3) The students. What they teach is much more valuable than what I teach. 4) The challenges that allow you to figure out the most effective way to operate & communicate .[…]
I recently had the opportunity to host an AimPoint Clinic at Stonebridge Country Club in Naples, Florida. For those of you who may be wondering, AimPoint is a green-reading system developed by Mark Sweeney. Mark originally wrote the Emmy-Award winning computer software program; you’ve seen it on The Golf Channel when they show the blue line indicating the break of the putt. In using[…]
I recently had an article published in the New England Golf Monthly magazine on what have the “New Ball Flight Laws” in golf. You can view the article by going here and clicking over to page 20. I am grateful to be a recipient of good information from those who research and share it as well as for the opportunity to[…]
I am a very moderate person and tend to have at the very least empathy for different viewpoints and opinions. But that does not mean moderate people do not filter through to find what is right and what is wrong. Today, I wrote on a topic that has been on my mind since hearing about a situation that negatively affected people doing[…]
I recently had the opportunity to caddy for a previous college teammate during the LPGA Stage 2 Qualifying School. It was a great week watching her play amongst a very high level of competition. Below is a list of things I learned and observed throughout the week. I sometimes tend to state what may seem[…]