Does the Traditional Lesson Still Have Its Place?
Golf lessons have traditionally gone like this: A struggling golfer comes to the teaching professional for help, hoping to find
2018 Summer Issue
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Principles, Fundamentals and Preferences
The golf teaching profession has come a long way since 1989 when the USGTF was founded. Hi-tech tools that weren’t
Developing A Confident Mindset
By Dr. Gerald A. Walford, USGTF Certified Golf Teaching Professional®, The Villages, Florida “Tiger is so comfortable in it because
Taking It From the RangeTo the Course
“I can’t hit the ball on the course as well as I can on the range…I’ve won several U.S. Opens
Ground Forces and Bobby Jones
Robert Tyre “Bobby” Jones Jr., circa 1921, Heritage Auctions By Thomas T Wartelle, USGTF Member, Washington, Louisiana Robert Tyre Jones, Jr., or “Bobby Jones,”
A Look At Old Vs. New Technology
By Mark Harman, USGTF Course Director, Ridgeland, South Carolina “Distance is ruining the game!” cry the purists.“All it is on
How to Get More Distance In the Golf Swing
By Arlen Bento Jr. USGTF Member, Jensen Beach, Florida If you play golf and love the game, at some point
Everyone’s Obsessed About Distance, Distance, Distance
Turn on Golf Channel or access virtually any golf media source, and one of the main topics of 2018 is “how far
Frequency Of Lessons
By Cole Golden, USGTF Member, Wichita, Kansas I was recently asked by a student how often he should take a lesson. I
Nerves Exist But…Anxiety Doesn’t Have To
Can butterflies really turn into full-blown anxiety and create worry, doubt and fear? Years ago, I’d get ready to give