More than a few Golfers have written to me asking if I could write an article on “how to keep my poise and play golf with very slow Golfers". This seems to be an issue that affects a lot of Golfers and your ability to keep your rhythm going on the golf course. Let me start by telling you a story about my golf game the other day. Unfortunately, I don’t play as much golf as you probably think I do. So when I do have a chance to play - it’s a special treat. Then add the fact that I ...

As much as you, I, Tiger and Andrew Buckle want to believe that we have the ability to hit better golf shots every golf swing we take … reality says it’s not going to happen that way as much as we’d like it to. That dang reality is always getting in the way of a satisfying golf score! ‘Andrew Buckle? Hey, who’s Andrew Buckle?’ Andrew Buckle is a relatively unknown Golfer that hits the golf ball well enough that he’s made it to the PGA Tour. So in-other-words; in reality - if you could hit the golf ball half as consistent him ...

Should your wrists be used when chipping around the green? Most Golfers advocate not using any wrists - though some Golfers do encourage a limited use of the hands and wrists. So the question that many Golfers often ask themselves - “How should I do it? Wrists or no wrists?” There are so many different Theories and Assumptions on how to play a shot when you’re around the green such as ‘wrists or no wrists’. For example, you have to make the choice whether to use ‘multiple clubs depending on the shot’ versus the idea of ‘becoming a master of one ...

The golf course may be the one place that we can all congregate and be on the same side - supporting to each other after bad shots and cheering one another after fabulous drives. It’s the place that a Democrat can give a pat on the back to a Republican and a Republican can high-5 a Democrat. It’s the place that Conservatives can say “Alright, awesome shot - that was fantastic” to a Liberal and a Liberal can say “it was a pleasure to play with you” to a Conservative. On the golf course it’s ‘all for one and one for ...