By Tyler Campbell, The Golf Performance Center Tournament season is here! Pre-round preparation becomes that much more important as you want to give your best effort in competition after the hard work you’ve been bringing to your practice sessions. These conditions are sure to test your levels of grit, focus, and ability to [...]
By John Brooks, RedNumbersGolf Understanding the current landscape may help you find the right school. Due to the immediate discontinuance of spring athletic seasons this past March, the NCAA opted to grant all spring sport athletes, including golfers, an extra year of eligibility if they competed during the 2019–20 athletic season. This is great news, right? [...]
Something Special from JuniorGolfUSA for the July 4th Holiday By Dr. Tom Dorsel I was playing golf alone one recent evening, walking from the 16th green to the 17th tee of the Country Club of Hilton Head, a stroll by itself worth the price of admission. It wound through an enchanted island forest and began [...]
LIBERTY CORNER, N.J. – The United States Golf Association (USGA) today announced that the United States media rights for its championships have been transferred to NBCUniversal (NBCU), effective immediately. With the COVID-19 pandemic leading to the shift in dates for the U.S. Open from June to September, finding the necessary broadcast hours presented a challenge for FOX Sports, given their commitments to the National Football League, Major League Baseball and college [...]
By Kenny Leech, Assistant Director of Don Law Golf Academy Being a kid is tough! Kids have their whole life planned for them. Their life is consumed by spending a majority of their time in school, followed by extra curricular activities including soccer, football, basketball, tennis, band practice, etc. The list goes on. [...]
By Dr. James Cima - Head of The Cima Health and Wellness Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida I’ve learned from studying nutrition for decades that your body cannot perform if you are eating badly. When younger, I wanted soda, cookies, cake, ice cream and candy. I loved junk food, so my dad said to [...]
By Dr. Tom Dorsel Regarding the Sports Illustrated story on new Notre Dame Assistant Coach, Tommy Rees, linked below, it’s a tall order for an inexperienced offensive coordinator to take ND to the next level. Maybe Rees's inexperience will be so devoid of negative preconceptions that he will think things, try things, do things [...]
By Brendan Ryan What is a good result for the student athlete? To find the right fit; a place where the student can blossom into a capable, confident young person with tools to become self sustaining. This means graduating in 4 years, with at least a 3.5 (often a baseline requirement for grad [...]
CONTACT Stewart Moore, PGA TOUR, StewartMoore@pgatourhq.com, 904-540-2765 PGA TOUR announces debut of PGA TOUR University Inaugural Class of 2021 to be awarded pathway to Korn Ferry and International Tours PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – The PGA TOUR announced today a new program designed to strengthen and elevate the path to the PGA TOUR through [...]
By Roger Knick, Founder Golf Performance Center Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about Lou Gehrig’s famous farewell speech and I thought it was important to share with you. He said, “I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth and while I am facing a recent setback, I have a [...]
