Tips for Parents of Young Athletes

Tips for Parents of Young Athletes.

Correct bounce for control and consistency

The implications of bounce Bounce determines the ease with which your club head is going to bite into the ground. A low bounce angle makes it easier for the leading edge to dig into the ground. This is a benefit when playing in dry conditions or compacted sand. A higher bounce angle lifts the leading […]

Chipping Tips on WBIR TV

DON’T MESS AROUND, AROUND THE GREENS

DON’T MESS AROUND, AROUND THE GREENS Here is a health check to run on your chip shot. Check on your weight distribution at setup and through the shot. At address it ought to be about 60 % on your front foot (left foot for right handers) and stay there throughout your swing. Even the best […]

Winter tips – ‘Dead-Hands’ Chipping Style

‘Dead-Hands’ Chipping Style I came across this article from Steve Sricker, one of the PGA tours most consistent short game technicians recently and thought I should post it. I use this style myself with great success on the LPGA tour for many years both in the USA and playing in Europe. Since retiring from tour […]

SO MANY FITTING VARIATIONS, SO MUCH POTENTIAL

Greetings from Suzanne Thursday, 03 March 2011 I am encouraging you all, when buying Golf Equipment in 2011, to stop and think about the result you are hoping to get, before you make the purchase. Anyone that is pulling a new Driver out of the rack and paying anywhere between $99 and $500, is doing so […]

YOUR RETURN ON GOLF INVESTMENT (ROGI) MATTERS

Greetings from Suzanne Wednesday, 23 February 2011 Here’s an astonishing fact: If the USPGA Tour held a 72 hole event on the 14th hole at Pebble Beach the winning score would be +2 and the cut would be +12! Now the 14th at Pebble Beach is a bit of an exception. It’s recognized as one of […]