Teaching Junior Golfers
I have been teaching golf a long time. Golf has brought me all over the world, whether it be as
2016 Summer Issue
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Rule Changes For 2016
Every four years, the USGA and R&A meet to determine any changes to the Rules of Golf. Some of these changes are
The Importance Of Continuing Education
Golf is a game of conundrums and opposites. This fact is evident throughout all aspects of the game. Nothing is a
The Private Lesson
It’s been a staple of golf instruction since the first teaching professional set up shop: the private lesson. The private
Feel Is Real…Or Is It?
Healthy human beings are gifted with five senses: sight, sound, feel, smell, and taste. And three of those can be used
Is Teaching Golf Getting Too Complicated?
It used to be that a golf student would come to a teacher, explain what was wrong and what the
Getting Worse Before Getting Better (more to the story)
“You have to get worse before you get better” is a mantra of golf teaching professionals throughout the years, and
Fairways For Warriors Making A Difference
USGTF Certified Golf Teaching Professional Dennis Daugherty from Clermont, Florida, has a passion for giving back. Through his work organizing golf
The Four Stages of Learning and What They Mean to Teachers
Noel Burch worked for Gordon International Training in the 1970s, a company founded by Dr. Thomas Gordon to help train people
Of Old Golf Clubs And Spiders!
I am Norm’s driver. I am a Callaway FT-9. I know, I am a bit old. But Norm is really