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The Tiger Woods scandal story is getting larger each day, even though Tiger himself has come out with several messages admitting to infidelities and his indefinite leave of golf to try and shield himself from any more embarrassment and harassment. The stories simply continue..and continue…and continue…
The gossip blogs and media are getting out of hand, […]

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This video is a little dated, but I think still provides a clear distinction between Tiger Woods swing in the early 2000’s and today. The key difference being Tiger used to have a more upright/steep swing, and today it is much flatter. This is all explained in the video.
I have been saying this for a […]

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Not Snedeker, but a funny photo
So I just got done reading Golf.com’s article on Snedeker’s good cry earns support with fans and must say I am left scratching my head. I fully understand the emotions the guy is going through after letting go of an opportunity to win the Masters. I also don’t mind that […]

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On Friday, the U.S. and Europe will battle once again for the covented Ryder Cup trophy along with bragging rights for the next 2 years. Oh, and there is that whole thing about winning for your country to.

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Today, my father and I played in an event called the “Ol’Buddy”, which is basically a team match play tournament that takes place 1 match per month at our local club.
It requires handicaps, and because they are taking 90% of your handicap, and mine is a 2, I ended up not getting ANY shots in […]

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How many times have you been playing in a tournament and either couldn’t get focused or just found everything you did on the course was poor?
In the latest tournament I played in, before I even hit my first tee shot, everything seemed to be right in the world.
I was hitting the ball extremely well on […]

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There is something that needs to be said in regards to Tiger Woods mental toughness. Everyone tries to break down the swing into minute(pronounced MY-Nute) details and often times, amatuers focus too much time and energy on the long game, or the driver for that matter.
The driver is very important, but if you are knocking […]

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