I have not written much because I am still working on my move. But, this morning the sun is shining and I thought I would share this picture I shot out the back of my house just a few short days ago early in the morning.
I hope you have a Happy Sunday!
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
The golf swing is best described as a 1000 minor movements flawlessly combined to create a smooth, rhythmic, effortless motion that transfers energy from the club to the ball. Of course many of us who try to accomplish this feat realize that the task of creating a golf swing is far more complicated that than. And any minor variance in those 1000 minor movements can cause disaster time and time again. Because of our different physical attributes, the each golf swing in unique to each player and the cookie cutter approach to improvement, in my opinion, causes more harm than good. Let me explain!
Continue readingFor many golfers, the headline catches our attention immediately. We have had experienced one form of disaster on the golf course and that event raced to the forefront of our thoughts. Limiting the scope of this article, I removed any uncontrollable medical or physical injuries to focus on a few aspects of our game that can cause a disaster to the final outcome of our round. Nonetheless, these events are real and seem to appear out of normal. I hope by pointing a few out (you can add your own thoughts and I will add to the list) I can help prevent future mishaps to your score.
Continue readingAfter eating our weight in turkey and stuffing, it is time to get back into the swing of things. As I stated earlier, my golf season has come to a close, but that does not mean that I need to stop doing what I do to ensure my game is ready for next year. Yes, I realize that I still have 6 months to go, but establishing my routine early is the secret to my golfing success. Additionally, the other health benefits are critical to the successes in the ‘off-the-course’ part of my life. So, it is time to get started.
Continue readingWith less than 3 weeks left in the golf season, I have decided to hang up my clubs. Currently, I am in the midst of moving into our new home. This entails painting, some flooring and long days of completing endless tasks. In the long run, moving will provide a better quality of life for my wife and I, so giving up the last month of golf is not a huge sacrifice. It is best to just call it and focus on getting ready for winter.
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