Low handicap players understand the importance of a good short game, especially on the putting green.  Professional players have exceptional ball striking skills. In fact, a tour event is basically a putting contest.  The best putter each... Read More October 17th, 2012 by Tyler Pringle

Many beginners may not realize it, but the mental aspect of the game of golf is just as, or perhaps more important than, the physical one. Solid ball-striking starts with a good cognitive feel for the game, as well as a positive mental approach.... Read More October 16th, 2012 by Tyler Pringle

It all starts with the backswing - but the backswing starts with the takeaway. Jack Nicklaus referred to the takeaway as the most important 18 inches of the swing. Nicklaus realized that beginning the swing correctly makes it much easier to... Read More October 15th, 2012 by Tyler Pringle

Less than ten percent of the golfing population hit a draw. For a right-handed player, a draw is a shot that curves from the right to left.  While players search for methods to improve their game they routinely work on techniques that allow... Read More October 1st, 2012 by Tyler Pringle