Q & A

Golfers can do things that can really annoy you. Take slow play. Most golfers can play a round of golf in about 4.0-4.5 hours. That’s moving at a steady but brisk pace. But some golfers take all their time, especially when it comes to putting. Playing behind these players isn’t fun. In fact, it can […]

One of our subscribers emailed to inform us that he had just got his tail licked by his wife after trying to improve his golf game.  See, Markus used to be an 8 handicap but over the years he had settled back to about a 13.  And when he tried to access our Sale this morning,

If you have a high golf handicap, chances are good you probably need to work on your game. Sloppy short game play costs you big time—no matter what course you play. Sloppy short game play adds unnecessary strokes to your scores and boosts your golf handicap. It also makes the game slightly less enjoyable. If

Many golfers track only one stat during a round: their score. Even golfers with low golf handicaps don’t regularly track shot statistics. That’s too bad. Keeping accurate statistics is the key to improving. Good statistics underpin most successful improvement plans. As we often tell students in our golf lessons, if you’re serious about improving, track

Many wouldn’t think twice about getting fit for a new set of clubs if they thought it would help their golf handicaps.  But few—except maybe those players on the Tour, would ever think about getting fit for a putter. Choosing a putter is often an emotional decision while club fitting with its cold calculations is