I recently joined in a discussion on linkedin.com about this very issue. The original question: Do 20 handicap and above golfers really need range finders/GPS devices? The discussion and comments that followed this question really centered on the issue of slow play. Lots of back and forth, some of it pretty raw. The low handicappers…
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Attention Amateur Golfers: How Motivated Are You?
Every golfer wants to play golf well. Whether pro or amateur. We know why the pros want to play well. It’s their living, after all. Play well, win lots of money, live the high life. But what is the motivation for an amateur player to keep going, year after year, through all those inevitable highs…
When It Comes To Golf – I’m A Failure – Thank God!
It’s easy to fail at golf. Happens every day, to every golfer, even the pros. Every day I go to the range, or stand in a sand trap, or try to sink a 10 foot putt, I’m taking a risk that I will fail. And I do sometimes. But the more I practice or play…
Playing Golf On A Hill? The Secret To Success Is Finding The Right Golf Ball Position
I recently published a post highlighting the correct way to hit a ball off a hillside (click here to read the post) – Seemed ok to me, in fact, I found a few online videos that confirmed my understanding of the right way to hit a golf ball off an uneven lie. But it seems…
Golf Handicap: Riding The GHIN Roller Coaster
I just got an update on my golf handicap from GHIN (Golf Handicap Information Network) and despite all my best intentions, practice, instruction and efforts, my numbers are UP! Sigh. They (the infamous “they” who shall never be named) say that it’s not unusual for a handicap to fluctuate a bit. Everyone can go through…
Advice From A Golf Pro – He’ll Fix Your Slice In Five Swings Or He’ll Buy Your Clubs!
I recently spoke with Golf Pro Scott Seifferlein of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Scott brings a unique perspective to golf instruction. Having struggled as a mid to high handicapper in his early years of playing, he has a particular empathy for today’s amateur golfer. Determined to learn the game, Scott worked hard to become a Certified…
