  Nashville - The FACTS of the Short Game: Putting is KEY - Brian Lackey, PGA Did you know that the average tour player only gets the ball up
and down 26 percent of the time from 50-75 yards? That means they are averaging about 10 feet from the hole. And from 76-100 yards that number drops to 17 percent which means... Read More Nashville - Right, Left, or Which One? - John Spelman, PGAI wish I could say I was an avid reader. I enjoy reading but I am probably
just to lazy to become an avid reader. When I do read, I'm a bit unorthodox in that I tend to pick up books, open them to any page and begin reading. Last night I opened "Swinging Into Golf" by Ernest Jones... Read More Nashville - Catching Up With Sarah Dant, PGAThe Turn: What are you most excited about this season in golf? Sarah Dant: The new additions I've made to my teaching program. A year ago, I had my “aha” moment in teaching... Read More Indianapolis - Adjust Your Setup For Better Bunker Play- Matt Cardarelli, PGA What is the right way to set up for a greenside bunker shot?
That is a common question asked by my students... Read More Indianapolis - A Good Fit - Patrick White, PGAMy job as a Golf Professional started much earlier this year due to the
unseasonably warm weather pattern that swept through the Midwest. Normally, our season does not start until the first week of April... Read More Indianapolis - The Importance of Getting Fit!- Michael Bembenick, PGA Long gone are the days of buying a club straight off the rack. For the
longest time, golf clubs were designed for the average golfer, and almost everyone bought the same “stock” set of clubs... Read More Indianapolis - How Many Barrels Are In Your Golf Game?- John Dal Corobbo, PGA How many barrels are in your golf game? It would be incredible to look down a single barrel and shoot it the same way every time. But does this realistically happen?... Read More Indianapolis- Jack Barber, PGA: Always Getting Better- by Will Garcia, Editor How did Jack Barber get good at golf? By playing from 6 in the morning to dark almost everyday at 14. Baseball was his sport but as the pitching got faster, as it always does in little league... Read More Indianapolis - Let's Play Already! - Dan Witt, PGA Usually when I ask my students what they want to work on, they immediately want to go to the range. Now I'm not saying that there shouldn't be ample time on the range, because it's helpful; but... Read More Indianapolis - Hickory Stick's TrackMan - Colby Huffman, PGADon’t whine. Don’t complain. Don’t make excuses. Ah, the great words of wisdom from legendary Coach John Wooden. If you find you are doing one of the aforementioned with regards to your equipment... Read More Indianapolis - Give Your Children The Start They Need...They Will Thank You Later - Chip Essig, PGA I encourage all parents to get their children involved in golf at an early age. There are many reasons why every child should play golf. Golf teaches important life lessons. It offers the chance... Read More Indianapolis Q & A - What the pros have to say, with -Tony Day, Dan Witt, Matt Cardarelli, Chip Essig, Read More aaa Chicago - A Hidden Treasure - Brian Hilko, PGAMy favorite perk of being a golf professional is having the opportunity to play some incredible courses. I have played a large portion of the courses found on most top 100 lists. Read More Chicago - This is an Impact Drill - Michael Camastro. PGA A.6This is an impact drill to train your body to be in the correct position at the time of contact. Start at your normal address... Read More Chicago - Solutions to Common Problems- Bruce Patterson, PGA Problem: The player is having difficulty hitting bunker shots, mainly the miss is either too heavy or the shot is bladed. He is sliding forward in the downswing motion... Read More Chicago - 30 Minutes to Eliminate Three-Putts - Mike CarbrayI explain to my students that a lot of three-putts occur because the person has trouble controlling the speed on the first putt... Read More Chicago - Developing Golfers Into Players Through Instruction - Dan Kochevar, PGA Most golfers are unsure how to improve their game. Many times players come to golf lessons solely to hit the ball better. Once they accomplish that goal they think they can just go out and play better. Read More Chicago - Q & A - What the pros have to say. with -Kevin Weeks, Brian Hilko, Bruce Patterson, Dan Kochevar, Billy Klemz, Connie Demattia, Michael Camastro & Mike Carbray Read More Charlotte - Stay Centered For More Consistent Contact -Jason Sutton, PGA Charlotte - Chipping - Adam Szoke - A.1 Charlotte - What Tour Players Do That You Don't Know- Randy Joyner, PGA Charlotte - How Do You Get Better? - Rich Albright, PGA, TPI Charlotte - The Mental Approuch - Cary James, PGA Richmond - Hit More Fairways - Jimmy Winn Richmond - It's All About T..E..M..P..O - Adam Smith, PGA Richmond - Lower The Score. Improve The Short Game - Kenny Clark, PGA Richmond - Stretch Your Game to the Next Level -Matt Evans, PGA Richmond - Lessons Vs. Clubs - Michael Ferguson, PGA Richmond - For Beginners - Palmer Proctor, PGA Richmond - Penicillin for the Yips - Paul Sargent, PGA Richmond - Sometimes, Good Guys do Finish First -Richard Smith, PGA Corpus Christi - Our Little Pin-Seekers - Tim Hofstetter, USGTF Corpus Christi - The First Secret to the Game of Golf - Patrick Keliher, PGA  |  | | From Alex Brickley, PGA Head Golf Professional, Tartan Fields Golf Club in Dublin, OH John Spelman, PGA - Pro Golf Tips 7 Nights At The Twitter Academy Junior Edition Dan Kochevar demonstrates the lost art of the chip shot. Despite the popularity of new wedge clubs, the PGA teaching professional says a good chip shot will improve your up and down game and lower your score. Lesson #10 with Brad Zeitner Brad Zeitner - Head PGA Golf Professional Brookside Golf & Country Club, OH |
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