I found this video of Tiger Woods, perhaps the greatest player to ever walk the planet, extremely interesting. He’s clearly the most dominant player over the last 20-plus years, during which time technology has ruled golf instruction. During this same period, we have heard countless “swing authorities” tell us to use our big muscles. They’ve Read more…
Now that Tiger Woods is fully, magnificently “back” after the most-followed (and hoped-for) PGA Tour Championship win in recent history, the 80th of his career, it’s a great time to take a couple deep breaths and ponder how he turned 2018 into his year, swallowing every other story line whole as he relentlessly trudged his Read more…
Wisconsin Resort Offers Great Advice For Golf Newbies
Brad and Angelina may be headed to court, but their split is nothing compared to the anguish of when student and golf teacher part ways. Nick Faldo sending a terse fax to David Leadbetter ending a 13-year relationship that produced six majors. David doesn’t even get to visit the trophies. Tiger Woods and Butch Harmon’s split Read more…
Tiger Woods is 40 years old, and that’s cause for many a golfer to take stock of how he changed the game – how it’s played, taught, learned, how it’s now considered a true sport rather than a staid, stolid, plaid-plagued pastime.
Jordan Spieth is one of the up-and-comers on the PGA TOUR.
Say what you will about Jim Furyk, the man knows how to play some extraordinary golf using a homegrown swing that’s truly one of a kind.
On the LPGA Tour, it’s imperative that you hit your wedge shots as close to the hole as possible.
Keegan Bradley, ranked 9th in the world, is one of the best drivers of the golf ball.
There’s no doubt Ian Poulter can golf his ball.
