USGA, R&A Blow Up The Rules
WOW. Double wow. In a move that can literally be described as a game-changer, the USGA and R&A decided this
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What Are Your Teaching Ambitions?
At a USGTF Master Golf Teaching Professional certification course last year, one candidate posed an interesting question to his fellow
The Language Of Teaching
By Norm Crerar USGTF Contributing Writer Vernon, British Columbia I have been teaching skiing for 50-some years. I have been
New Times, New Terms
The past two editions of Golf Teaching Pro have featured articles on whether golf instruction is getting too complicated. The
A Closer Look At The Three Main Grips
Before we go any further, let’s acknowledge the obvious: You’re probably wondering why an article on the grip is appearing
Fond Memories Found In-Of All Places –A Range Basket
By Mike Stevens USGTF Contributing Writer I love it when I stumble across something that instantly floods my brain with
Teaching And Modeling A Winning Mindset
Sally J. Sportsman USGTF Contributing Writer, Orlando, Florida What makes a winner? Competition is as old as humankind. As civilization
Moving From A To B
By Bert Jones USGTF Master Golf Teaching Professional Loomis, California Have you ever wondered why some people can move from
Compliments Complement Our Teaching
According to allpsych.com, “The term rein-force means to strengthen, and is used in psychology to refer to any stimulus which
Anthony Netto Stands Up And Plays
USGTF member Anthony Netto lives a more active life than most people, even though he cannot walk, much less run.