If you never have won golf swag, then it is time to enter some contests. Over the years, I have won plenty of cool stuff and for the most part have used them when playing. Sometimes we share the swag because of need or the other person just likes what we had won. Well, this is the case of my friend Colin who shared his toque with his nephew. Continue reading
Chipping In and Lower Golf Scores
The connection is obvious between chipping in and lower golf scores. Jarring one from 25 yards or more off the green reduces my golf score by at least two strokes a majority of the time. It makes sense because most amateurs have a low up and down percentage regardless of where they chip from. It is a stoke of luck all golfers want, but rarely achieve. I wonder why it is so difficult to achieve considering the thousands of balls I chip every year. Chipping in is not something I do on a regular basis; how about you? Continue reading
I Need Some Help Selecting The Proper Off-Season Training Aid
My off-season started recently, so it is time to look forward to next year. Over the years I focused on my fitness and that will not change. However, this year, I want to expand my off-season work to include using a training aid. Unfortunately, I am not sure exactly what direction to head. Continue reading
My 2018 Golf Season is Officially Over
The time is finally arrived for me to officially put away my golf clubs for another golf season. On Friday, my friend Blair and I hit Osprey Links for the last time. It was a chance opportunity because the temperature rose to 14 degrees Celsius with no rain, but wind gusts to 60 kpm. It was a blustery day, but a great way to finish my 2018 season. Continue reading
Making the Right Divot
I ran across this yesterday and thought it was worth showing. It is short video hitting the golf ball and making a divot. It is not instructional, but if you watch the whole 30 seconds, you will quickly pick up on a common theme. Continue reading
