This topic is getting lots of dialog, so I thought I would just write a little on the subject this morning. There is no question that almost every golfer . . . of any skill level . . . can improve their scores by altering the way they approach each hole on the golf course. [...]

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This post is much more about your feedback than my postulating about something, but let me start the dialog. It’s about what I call “The Round Club Mindset”.
Forever it seems, irons have been designed so that the top line changes from relatively straight from the long irons through the #7, then to a more rounded [...]

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I watch lots of golfers play this crazy game, and one of the most common mistakes I see is the almost trance-like approach to the game most take, especially when they play the same course often.
I can assure you that if you will engage your mind at a higher level . . . analyze holes [...]

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One of the most glaring aspects of the U.S. Open that got my attention was the complete inability for the best players on the planet to hit any kind of quality golf shots from that nasty rough. So here’s what puzzled me.
Since you’d think they would have figured that out very early in the week [...]

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Last week I wrote about Zach Johnson’s amazing win at Augusta.  We can only imagine how his world has been turned upside down with a whole new level of media attention, demands on his time, and who knows what could be going on inside his mind.
In the new issue of Golf World I received this [...]

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The new USGA proposed ruling on grooves, for the first time, shows an inclination that the best players in the world should play by different rules than the rest of us. It has long been held that golf is unique in that all amateurs play the same epuipment, and by the same rules as [...]

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