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Tucked away in our subconscious is an idyllic vision. We see ourselves on a long trip that spans the continent. We are traveling by train. Out the windows we
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Paddles and Oars
By Norm Crerar, USGTF Contributing Writer Vernon, British Columbia I have just finished reading one of the most motivational and touching books
USGTF Embracing Golf’s History
By Mike Stevens USGTF Member, Tampa, Florida Teachers in any given field are the protectors and disseminators of history. History
Confidence is a Choice
By Dr. Gregg Steinberg USGTF Sports Psychologist, Nashville, Tennessee This past April, Patrick Reed won the Masters. What impressed me
The Dreaded Yips
By Bert Jones, USGTF Member, Loomis, California Don’t even say the word, as you might get infected. If you do say the word,
The Snow Board
By Larry Van House, USGTF Member, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania “Hit the small ball before the big ball.” This is the most
Teaching Green Reading
By Bert Jones USGTF Member, Loomis, California There are four major elements to putting: equipment, the putting stroke, the setup
Putter Fitting
By Bert Jones, USGTF Member, Loomis, California Putter fitting is a no-brainer. Putting with an off-the-rack putter is like competing in
Remembering Important Golf Events Forgotten With Time
By Mike Stevens USGTF Member, Tampa, Florida 2018 Champion, Dylan Malafronte A distant sound of the High-lands gently wafted in through
So You Wanna Play Pro Golf?
Pebble Beach, Augusta National, TPC Sawgrass and Harbour Town. These are just some of the famous courses that the top tour professionals