Set to Roll: The 1 – 2 -3 for more consistent putting
by Jonathan Dudley Senior Instructor
Are you struggling with consistent contact on your putts? Oftentimes many inconsistencies in putting lead back to the set up position. In this video you will learn the 3 important dynamics of putting to improve your center strike consistency on the clubface.
1. Start with a Square Clubface ( use a tool like a carpenter square or tile )
I encourage you to practice this off of the golf course as well training your eye to clubface …
Take the journey with Kelly Parker as she take lessons from all Precision Golf instructors in her quest to break 100 on her first round of golf.
Titleist Peformance Institute Certified 1 Instructor and Director of Fitness at Precision Golf School, Ted Bonham, gives you tips and ideas from the Precision Golf Fitness vault.
Tips and ideas on how to improve your tennis game from coaching staff that have coached and played at the world beating levels.
Set to Roll: The 1 – 2 -3 for more consistent putting
by Jonathan Dudley Senior Instructor
Are you struggling with consistent contact on your putts? Oftentimes many inconsistencies in putting lead back to the set up position. In this video you will learn the 3 important dynamics of putting to improve your center strike consistency on the clubface.
1. Start with a Square Clubface ( use a tool like a carpenter square or tile )
I encourage you to practice this off of the golf course as well training your eye to clubface …
Aaron Abts, a senior at Ledford High School in Thomasville, NC, signed a Letter of Intent for golf with the University of North Carolina – Pembroke. As Captain of the Golf team, he currently plays first position. Aaron received both athletic and academic scholarships (GPA 4.6) from the University of North Carolina – Pembroke and officially signed his letter of intent on April 12, 2012. Aaron is proud to be coached by long time Swing Coach, Steve Nixon a PGA Instructor for Robert Linville’s Precision Golf …
Practice Perfect, Play Perfect!
by Teaching Professional, Justin Scott
Eager to follow a productive lesson, many students rush to the course to put the information to work. The results to follow are generally disappointing. In attempt to accelerate the time between learning a concept and implementing it into your golf game, I have provided a practice plan that will help train your body and keep you engaged during practice.
Range Practice
Observation: Golfers hitting ball after ball in a semi-automatic fashion; slowing down only to rake another ball onto the …
The Power of a Controlled Swing
By Senior Instructor Davis Troxler
You may be surprised what it takes to bring your golf swing to the next level. Consider the following question. What makes a good golf swing? Why do some guys have it while others don’t? It turns out a big part of the answer comes down to what you do off the golf course. Below are some simple golf tips to follow that are guaranteed to improve your golf swing and drop strokes off your score. They could mean the difference …
To Bump or Not to Bump
by Director Instructor Kelly Parker
I am a true believer that the 8 & under court is such a good place for beginners to start. The instant success is so refreshing for the younger kids and it gives them confidence to stay in the sport. I also believe that the red ball and the small court are great utilities for teaching strokes.
With that being said, some of my best kids that have great strokes, still get into point situations and begin to bump the …