Boditrak Sports broadcast a presentation by Scott Hamilton, PGA with fantastic information using the Boditrak mat with numerous PGA Tour players. The COP traces were all linear and the guys worked on balance to keep the trace so pure. The …
The Putting Degree is my way to present putting education that’s based on the fact that a one degree error at ten feet is probably a missed putt. One of the practices I use is rolling the ball along a …
Our new training studio is half finished at Quail Canyon Golf Course in Tucson. Finalized net location and Welling Putt mat section. Electronics test went well with ES 14 and Boditrack both performing better than I did. We can provide …
Moving back to Arizona December 2014 saw me buying my dream equipment, NGR Sports BodiTrak. My goal is to take it to the stage of putting, and help improve balance for everyone I coach in the golfing community! Last week …
After studying with one of Europe’s great putting coaches over the past two years I’m finding more and more things we need to do for a stroke solid, on the sweet spot, putt. One of the simplest sounding factors is …
My distance control was starting to need some work. So to begin my putting workout yesterday I decided to bring out my trusty Puttronome. I have an old read about it, but wanted to update it with this Youtube video.
A great drill for staying within one degree of our aim is the gate drill. Remembering that a one degree error at 10 feet easily results in a miss; a short math problem gives us a fantastic training aid. To …
AimPoint Express. Read A few weeks ago I had the chance to meet up with some friends at the Toya Golf Club in Wroclaw, Poland to learn about AimPoint Express Read. All I can say is, WOW! Using the AimPoint …
Breath like you play trombone and play better golf ! Physical performance requires proper muscle function, and muscle tissue requires oxygen carried by the red blood cells in our circulatory system. The lungs provide oxygen and expel carbon dioxide through …
Drills: I watch and read about golf instruction daily. And I’ll wager that every day I hear someone say, “If you do this drill you’ll correct your______!” (that’s a lot of drills) So here’s a question for all the teachers …
