Recently, in May, I had the pleasure of becoming a board member at No Restrictions Golf, a registered 501(c)(3) public charity where our mission is to provid...

One of the things I love most about being an instructor are the opportunities I get to test and evaluate golf products and training aids. Over the past few w...

Many people have stopped and asked me what an Adaptable or Accessible Golf Instructor is or does. Well, I am going to shed some light on not only what an Acc...

It has always been one of my goals to write a book. I didn’t know what type of book - I just wanted to write a book about something… anything. I have been an...

You need business etiquette plus golf etiquette 1. First, if you lose your cool when your game is bad, stay off the "business" green altogether. You will not...

These are in no particular order but there are a number of ways in which to improve without spending a fortune on training aids. A number of these can be fou...

Conducting business on the golf course can reap huge rewards if done correctly; on the other hand it could be career suicide if you make some basic mistakes....

Have you ever watched a tour pro closely before he/she hits a golf shot. Better yet have you ever watched their caddie after a shot? One thing you will notic...

One of the most common questions I get asked is - how do I handle first tee jitters? The answer is simple: embrace the fact that you are nervous. I love that...

Over the years I have given far more full swing lessons then short game or putting. So I did some research and the average of full swing lessons to short gam...

There are a number of ways in which to film your golf swing. There are several cameras on the market that film in slow motion, up to 1000 frames per second. ...