By Tom Dorsel One of the least known, but most important skills that Sport Psychology offers golf (and other sports) is how to make practice more “effective, efficient and enjoyable.” That is, how can a player (a) get the most out of practice, (b) in the least amount of time, while (c) having fun [...]
By Roger Knick, The Golf Performance Center Whether you’re an adult golfer who has recently come back to the game of golf or you’re a parent looking to share your love of the game with your children through golf instruction for kids, The Golf Performance Center has coaching and instruction for players at every age and [...]
Fans can get minute-by-minute updates, expanded video and betting odds, plus access to PGA Professionals in their area Wire-to-wire broadcast and streaming coverage across CBS Sports, ESPN, ESPN+ and Paramount+ totals nearly 250 hours of live and exclusive programming TULSA, Okla. (May 16, 2022) – The 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club [...]
Building a putting course: The designer's perspective on new Flamingo green at Shadow Mountain in California First Publilshed by Golfweek In October my good friend and golf course operator Mark Luthman called with a unique proposition. Luthman and the team at Touchstone Golf had taken over operations at Shadow Mountain Golf Club in Palm [...]
POPSTROKE ANNOUNCES THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF SARASOTA, FLORIDA LOCATION First Published By The Golf Wire SARASOTA, FL – PopStroke Entertainment Group, a national leader in golf entertainment and co-owned by Greg Bartoli and Tiger Woods’ TGR Ventures, today announced the official opening of its PopStroke Sarasota location is set for Thursday, April 28 at noon. [...]
Finding your special place is a meaningful experience. And it’s something that two-time PGA WORKS Scholarship recipient Rachel Wohn first discovered on the golf course as a teen and now in the golf industry early in her career. “Golf has had a really profound impact on my life. I have my grandfather to really [...]
USGA, AAC To Celebrate Grand Slam At 2030 U.S. Am By Scott Michaux • First Published by Global Golf Post OHNS CREEK, GEORGIA | The spirit of Bobby Jones oozes from every corner of the Atlanta Athletic Club. Its address is Bobby Jones Drive. A statue of golf’s greatest amateur stands in front of [...]
By Ron Green, Jr., First Published in Global Golf Post The old adage that youth is wasted on the young – credited to writer George Bernard Shaw and adopted by generations old enough to remember when watching television required just one remote control device – may have aged out in professional golf. There was a time, conventional thinking [...]
By John Hopkins, First Published in Global Golf Post I don’t need to be apprehended by a baby-faced policeman to be reminded of how young they all look these days. These old bones deliver daily reminders of the advance of anno Domini. Yet I have been struck by two particular examples of youthful precocity in these past two months. The [...]
By Brendan Ryan About a year ago, I was on social media connecting with college friends when I noticed something: many of these former elite college players didn’t appear to play any golf anymore. A couple months later, I brought the topic up to Dr. Laura Upenieks at Baylor University and a study [...]
