Golf Digest has a great page on their website that allows you to view the swing sequences of some of today’s top golfers. Each players swing is captured in such a way that you can view the swing in each position from set-up through impact to follow-thru, giving you a chance to study angle, speed…
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Peggy Ference Sets Record at Pebble Beach
The following is a guest post from Nancy Berkley, President, Berkley Golf Consulting Nancy has been following the story of Peggy Ference, amateur golfer and participant in this year’s U.S. Open Challenge sponsored by Golf Digest. The event is scheduled for June 9, 2010, and though you may be reading this entry after that date,…
Praying On The Golf Course When The Air Turns “BLUE!” –
When I was a kid growing up and my Dad would start venting his frustration with us kids going totally whacko – my mother would always say that his language was so bad it would turn the air “BLUE!” Well, yesterday while playing with a group of very frustrated golfers, the air certainly began to…
Golf Essentials: Three Key Ingredients You Cannot Be Without
“Golf is a game you can never win. You can only play at it.” But to play it well requires one essential element that comes before all others. Without it you will never play well. Adapt it, adjust it, but never ignore it. What is this absolutely essential element? It’s the golf grip. Get it…
Golf Fashion Question: Should You Be Able To Wear Jeans on the Golf Course?
Golf is a game of tradition and rules that are in danger of being changed by the presence of denim on the greens! Once the sport of the elite, golf is now enjoyed by people across all social classes. But those traditions and rules, set by those who had time and determination to keep the…
The Best Golf Training Device I’ve Found
Want to improve your golf swing? Recently at our club membership meeting, Ed of Golf For Less in Hyannis, MA demonstrated a product he believes to be the best golf training device on the market: The Orange Whip Trainer. It’s an odd looking device, with a long handle similar to a golf club, weighted on…
