One of the most important skills in golf has nothing to do with your swing. Learning how to block out distractions, manage bad shots, and stay focused on one simple objective is the foundation of mental toughness—and better scores.

Want to build your own golf simulator but don’t know where to start? Here’s how I built mine and the resources to go along wit it.

Discover a simple approach to keeping the ball in play with this target strategy!

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I always enjoy looking back on a season and noting down my biggest takeaways for the season. In this Volume of the Newsletter, I share my top 3 insights of the 2023 season!

Players who know how to get the ball close to the hole when they’re chipping tend to save par a lot more often than players who don’t. In this volume of the blog, I am sharing my top 3 keys to having more success when chipping.

This short game assessment is a tool I use ALL the time when I want to lower my scores on the golf course. It’s designed specifically for shot 60 yards and in, including bunker, chipping, and putting. You’ll be amazed at how accurate of a score prediction you’ll get when you’re done.

This simple on course exercise will help you find out why you aren’t hitting very many greens. Sometimes, the answer is as simple as clubbing up or down on your approach shots. This article will help you understand your tendencies so you can make on course adjustments to improve your approach accuracy!

Sick of hitting your ball in a bunker and then not being able to get out? Well, I’ve produced my first YouTube video EVER that addresses this issue. Check it out!

There’s nothing worse than entering a tournament and playing bad golf. Hopefully this article will uncover some ways for you to perform better in your next competitive tournament!

I get sick and tired of missing 10-foot putts for birdies and pars. For some, the same putt may be for pars and bogeys, but there’s nothing worse than having a missed opportunity. Today, I’m sharing a game with you that I came across from Mark Brodie in his book “Every Shot Counts”. Enjoy!

Improving your game isn’t complicated, but it is hard work. Having a process in place to reflect on a round of golf is important so you know what you need to work on to shoot a lower score next time. In this week’s article, I share my reflection process.

I've spent countless hours on the lesson tee observing players aiming to hit a perfectly "straight" ball. I've even found myself in that predicament during my own rounds, aligning with a target and fixating on achieving a dead-straight shot.

During my high school years, my brother and I were the self-proclaimed kings of nocturnal escapades in our snug hometown on Colorado's Western Slope. When the usual options of hanging out with friends, attending local gatherings, or playfully raising a bit of harmless havoc were momentarily off the table, we had a tried-and-true plan: make a beeline for the local golf course.

Let me share a little story that's close to my heart. You see, I grew up in a family of handy folks and hard workers, where wood projects, car repairs, and even building a house together were everyday adventures. With two older brothers setting the bar high, I had a fiery determination to keep up and prove my strength and prowess.