FAMILY GOLF · 3 MIN READ
Learning golf together, at your own pace
Give each golfer a useful starting point, share an enjoyable challenge and make a plan to play again.
Read the article ↗THE LEARNING ROOM
Learn with purpose.
Enjoy the game.
Explore practical ways to start golf, make the most of practice and enjoy the game with your family.
Learning the game · 3 MIN READ
A Better First Golf Lesson Starts With Questions
Start with your goals, understand the shot pattern and leave with a clear plan for practice.
Read the article ↗Practice · 3 MIN READ
Returning to the Range With a Purpose
Choose a practice goal, observe the pattern and use what you learn to plan your next session.
Read the article ↗Junior golf · 3 MIN READ
Less Screen Time, More Green Time
A welcoming introduction, suitable equipment and enjoyable activities can help young golfers take their next step.
Read the article ↗FROM THE PRACTICE TEE
Observe the shot.
Give practice a purpose.
Three swings from my return to regular practice, with notes on what to watch.
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SHOT SHAPING
Flighted cut. Four iron.
Working on a flighted cut with my PING Blueprint S 4-iron. Watch the starting line and curve. The goal is a predictable pattern; one swing is a starting point for practice.
Watch on YouTube00:07
IRON WORK
Contact. Flight. Feel.
An iron swing from the range. Watch the starting direction and the curve as separate parts of the shot, then compare them with the intended target.
Watch on YouTube00:07
OFF THE TEE
Let the tracer tell it.
Driver flight from a practice session. When you practice, choose a target corridor first, then notice both the flight and how repeatable the result is.
Watch on YouTubeFilmed at Woodland Hills Golf Club at Carter Grove. Thank you for letting me use the range.
FROM READING TO PLAYING
Put an idea into practice.
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