If you missed James' presentation at the 2010 World Golf Fitness Summit with Dr. Greg Rose and PGA Tour player Ben Crane you can still see him present his material on "The Art of Teaching Short Game" and "Coaching Tour P ...
Read MoreThere are a lot of factors that contribute to playing well. Technique is always looked on as the most important one, but maybe an even more important and often overlooked ingredient is the strength, flexibility, and bala ...
Read MoreThere is a saying that "practice doesn’t make perfect, it makes permanent. Only perfect practice makes perfect". I don’t know if perfect is such a great word for golf. We all know how difficult the game can seem at times ...
Read MoreSome shots are more important for your score than others. For example, a short putt has the value of exactly one stroke, but a shot from a green side bunker, I feel has a greater value in that a good shot may help you sa ...
Read MoreYour Core Workout - Feel and Play Better One of the big trends in golf fitness and instruction in the past five years has been “core muscle stability training”. Having a strong core, which are the muscles of the abdomen, ...
Read MoreGary Player has been preaching the benefits of fitness for golfers since the 1950’s, but the other players of the time never got off their bar stools long enough to ever really give it a try and as a result it never real ...
Read MoreEntropy is science term that describes any systems natural state as one of chaos. To many of us this would accurately describe our golf game as well. When you finally get your iron game going, your driver starts misbehav ...
Read MoreI have received a lot of really positive comments from many of you regarding our new short game practice area, and like you all, I am really proud of it and have been enjoying a few minutes here and there experiencing al ...
Read MoreThough gravity has not been my friend with regards to a “middle age shift” (mass from my shoulders gradually finding its way to my belly), gravity has been my friend when it comes to having touch around the greens chippi ...
Read MoreYou can be a world class or tour caliber putter. In other parts of the game, our performance may be limited by our physical strength or flexibility, but not on the greens. Great putting requires fine motor control, which ...
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