(Blythewood, SC) – Director of Instruction, Robert Linville of Greensboro team up with Todd Smith of Charlotte to win the 2012 Columbia CPGA Senior Two-Man held at Columbia Country Club in Blythewood, South Carolina. Long-time friends and playing partners, the pair finished the weekend shooting a 65 and a 66 putting them -13 for the…
For the second year in a row, Robert Linville, PGA is the CPGA Senior Professional Player of the Year. In senior “open” events, highlights include a victory at Rock Barn Golf & Spa, and second and third place finishes at Columbia C.C. and Mid Pines Inn & GC respectively. Linville also finished second at the…
Conover, NC – Robert Linville, PGA, earned his first CPGA senior title of 2011 in impressive fashion with two bogey-free rounds on Rock Barn Golf & Spa’s Robert Trent Jones Jr. course. Linville, the Director of Instruction at Robert Linville’s Precision Golf School in Greensboro, NC, opened the two-day event with a tournament-low round of…
Aldie, Virginia – Robert Linville, PGA, Director of Instruction at Precision Golf School and David Thore, PGA, Lifetime PGA Member from Wilmington, NC qualifiied for the 2012 Senior PGA Championship. Linville finshied T-17 at the 23rd Southworth Senior PGA Professional National Championship.
Improve Your Putting This Winter by Director of Instruction, Robert Linville Click Here to Order Training Aids Everyone wants to shoot lower scores. The simplest way to achieve this is to improve your putting. It becomes much more difficult to practice with the daylight shorter and temperatures colder. You can, however, use the winter to…
Six Steps to Help You Play a Side-hill Shot by Robert Linville, Director of Instruction One of the toughest shots in golf is the side-hill lie when the ball is below your feet. I’ll give you a quick checklist to help you play these shots with more consistency. Step 1…Don’t choke down on the grip. …
Playing from Greenside Rough by Robert Linville, Director of Instruction Playing golf in the summer and fall in the south present golfers with a variety of short game shots from the bermuda-grass rough. Two of the most common shots we encounter around the greens are (1) The ball sits up on top of the thick…
Escaping From a Fairway Bunker by Robert Linville, Director of Instruction Sometimes you hit an errant tee shot that finds a fairway bunker. Here’s the process to help you play a good shot from the bunker. The first objective is to advance the ball toward the green, so we need to take a club with…
The short game system we teach is based on logic and fundamental principles. First, I believe there needs to be a logical reason to do things a certain way. If there is a technical and mechanical advantage to swinging a certain way of setting-up with certain alignments, then by all means we want to do…