How do we take our game from the driving range to the golf course? This is the million dollar question, right? And In terms of Tiger Woods, this is a billion dollar question. But for most of us, answering this question is not about the money (aside from maybe those bragging rights influenced by money matches) or the fame. It's not about playing at an elite level or hitting it perfectly the entire golf round. We golfers know and respect the struggles of the game. We understand

Who is going to win the Masters? How will a November Masters play out differently than an April Masters? Will Tiger be able to defend his Green Jacket? Will the tournament still give us the chills and excitement without all the great roars on the back nine because of lack of patrons? All great questions that will soon be answered. This years Masters will truly be a tradition unlike any other… at least any other in terms of what we know the Masters as. It's being held in Novem

The short game can be the most rewarding or most frustrating part of the golf game. It requires micro movements compared to a golf swing, but the results can be brilliant or catastrophic. We often lean on our short game with hope to help make up for previous mistakes. There can be a lot of hoping and wishing during the short game shots, either to get close because you live into the idea you are a poor putter, or to not duff it again or to not hit it off the green and complete

What is your greatest fear on the golf course? Honestly mine is a short putt. Probably because I put a lot of effort in to get it there and I don’t want it to be in vain. Or maybe because it should go in so when it doesn’t, its difficult to digest. Many people fear the tee shot, especial when others are watching. It perhaps defines their golfing abilities with translates into self worth. Or the dreaded bunker shot. A lot of that fear comes from lack of practice in that positi

lt is about EMPOWERING yourself. CHALLENGING yourself. LEARNING about yourself. There are two aspects to golf, the physical and the mental. Both are a constant roller coaster ride that will send us into twists, turns and plunges. We both love and hate the ride at the same time. The physical aspect of golf requires a lot of focused repetition and specific practice. It's building up from tenaciously reached plateaus. When we are not standing on a plateau we are climbing up a st

Score: Albatross, Eagle, Birdie, Par, Double Bogey, Triple, Quad or snowman Albatross: 3 under on a given hole, a 2 on a par 5 or a 1 on a par 4. Most people would want to say hole in one at it is more prestigious Eagle: 2 under on a given hole. 3 on a par 5 or 2 on a par 4. Birdie: 1 better on a given hole. 4 on a par 4 or 3 on a par 4. Par: the score the hole is designed to be played in Bogey: 1 worse on a give whole. 5 on a par 4 Double bogey: 2 worse on a given hole. Also