Why Putting Stats Matter Most golfers spend hours on their swing but overlook one key area—putting. Yet putting makes up roughly 35–40% of all strokes in a typical round. That means no matter how far you hit it off the tee, your scoring ceiling is still determined on the green. By studying putting statistics, you…
If you’ve ever left a lesson striping the ball perfectly—only to lose it a week later—you’re not alone. Most golfers struggle to make swing changes that actually last. The problem isn’t effort; it’s understanding how the body learns. Golfers often chase quick results instead of retraining movement patterns. To make lasting swing improvements, you need…
Navigating uphill and downhill lies around the green can be tricky for any golfer. These uneven lies add a layer of complexity to your short game, requiring adjustments in your setup, club selection, and swing technique. Misjudging a slope can lead to mishits, poor distance control, and lost scoring opportunities. Mastering chipping on sloped terrain…
Imagine having the ability to practice your swing, analyze your shot data, and play on virtual replicas of world-class courses—all from the comfort of your home. Golf simulators have revolutionized the way golfers of all levels approach practice by offering an immersive, data-driven experience that can take your game to the next level. Whether you’re…
Why Most Golfers Lose Strokes Before the First Swing A poor start to a round usually has nothing to do with mechanics—it’s a preparation problem. Many golfers show up ten minutes before their tee time, rush a few putts, and step onto the first tee without rhythm, focus, or a clear plan. From the very…
Stop Trying to “Score” Every Time You Play One of the biggest mistakes golfers make is treating every round like it’s a championship. They show up with the same pressure, same expectations, and the same focus on score instead of improvement. The problem? When you play that way, you never give yourself space to experiment…
Why Tee Choice Matters More Than You Think Most golfers underestimate how much tee box selection influences not just their score, but their confidence, rhythm, and enjoyment of the round. Playing from the wrong tees often leads to longer approach shots, more forced carries, and constant pressure to “keep up” with others who might hit…
A great golf swing starts long before the club ever moves. Your setup determines how consistently you strike the ball, how well you control direction, and how much power you can create. If your shots feel inconsistent from one swing to the next, it’s likely not your mechanics — it’s your setup. Even the best…
One of the most common questions male golfers ask is, “How far should I be hitting each club for my age?” Whether you’re just starting out in your 20s or refining your game in your 60s, distance benchmarks can help you set realistic goals and identify where your game stands. As we age, our bodies…
The short game is where golfers truly save strokes. While driving and iron play are important, it’s the ability to recover around the green and sink critical putts that separates good players from great ones. A strong short game can turn missed greens into saved pars and lower your overall score significantly. Whether you’re a…
