By Michael - Posted Nov 8, 2012
Bay Harbor, in Northern Michigan, is broken up into 3 9-hole courses: The Links, The Quarry, and The Preserve. Hole 12 (3 of The Quarry) is a par-5, 561 yard hole. Watch out on the green because it’s 2 levels and flanked by a 30 foot wall and a cliff. Be careful!
By Doug Dannevik - Posted Nov 1, 2012
When a ball is sitting cleanly in a bunker, but uncomfortably close to its lip, choking (gripping down) on the sand wedge encourages you to sing back at the proper steep angle, then scalp the sand perfectly with the club as you slip it beneath the ball. The result is a shot that floats softly up over the lip and lands close toe holes with lots of stop.
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By Michael - Posted Oct 31, 2012
Fred at KHTS interviewed our own Tucker Brown for their SCV Chamber Business Spotlight segment.
By Michael - Posted Oct 30, 2012
Make sure that your upper body is tilted in the correct direction with this drill. Our instructors use many drills like this to help you improve your game.
By Michael - Posted Oct 9, 2012
Do you have trouble with downhill putts? Watch this video for a tip on adjusting your grip to properly slow the ball down.
By Doug Dannevik - Posted Oct 4, 2012
Change is a highly personal experience. No two people react in exactly the same way. Some see it a s danger, some see it as opportunity. If you decide to learn some new skills, that may involve taking some lessons. Learning takes place when ever a change in behavior or performance has occurred, so learning involves change.
By Michael - Posted Sep 27, 2012
SCVToday interviewed Karen about Scratch and also filmed her training session with Tami. Watch the video for a fun look at Scratch!
By Doug Dannevik - Posted Sep 27, 2012
Swinging a club baseball-style is also a terrific way to increase your clubhead speed. Ideally for most golfers, this will help produce a draw shaped shot, one that moves right to left in the air – a far cry from the left to right slice shape that costs distance and accuracy. So use this drill to up your speed and at the same time to get the feel for the shape and path of you golf swing.
By Doug Dannevik - Posted Sep 20, 2012
This is a classic long-time drill that will quickly improve the overall rhythm and tempo of you swing; practice with your feet close together, no more than three or four inches apart.
By Greg Lumsden - Posted Sep 13, 2012
Our local PGA tour pro, Jason Gore, is coming down the home stretch on the Web.com Tour for this season. The top 25 players on the money list at the end of the season on the Web.com Tour then graduate to the PGA tour – where everyone wants to be!! Well with seven tournaments left, Jason is sitting in spot 55, but there is still time to get himself into that top 25 spot.
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