Do You Play?
The Unsinkable Molly Brown was one of my mother-in-law’s favorite musicals. We loved to quote lines and sing the songs together at family meals. One of the frequently quoted lines came from during a social ball when Molly asks a guest, “Do you play, Gladys?” “Why, no” was the tert reply. To which Molly replied, “What a pity!” […]
Where’s your “Happy Swing?
Our facility was once a United Artists Theater. My family and I watched the movie Hook from about the same spot where I am now sitting. In the show, Robin Williams’ character, Peter Pan, is taken back to Neverland and has tough time coming to grips with his lack of imagination. Julia Robert’s character, Tinkerbell, tells Peter […]
Get Lean for More Consistent Golf Swings!
Ever wonder why you don’t hit your clubs on the golf course like you do on the range? Maybe the problem starts with unnecessary movements in your swing. Lean manufacturing principles focus on eliminating unnecessary procedures and components and, as a result, product costs. Eliminating unnecessary product components also often increases quality and, thereby, reduces support costs. Lean principles reduce […]
Invited to Play Augusta National?
The Masters, even a rainy one, is almost always a great lead-in to another golf season. Though early this year, the ensuing mild weather has more than one golfer wondering if we shouldn’t use the Masters instead of that over-sized rodent up in Punxsutawney to predict golf weather. I really enjoyed another dramatic ending this time between Angel and Adam hitting great shots […]
What’s the Number One Key to Better Golf Instruction?
One of the best pieces of advice when it comes to the world of sales is for salespeople to actually listen to their customers. At present, this is not always the case. But prospects and customers alike really want their sales rep to listen to them and gain a real understanding of their needs and […]
Indoor Golf Tips: How do you putt on these things?
Simulating complex skills such as putting has always been a bit daunting. Early simulators enabled golfers to put to a physical cup and record their score on the screen. Newer technology provides a step up, but it’s still quite challenging. Here are some putting tips that I’ve found helpful. Know your distance. The key to […]
Have You Found Your “Y”?
We lost a “Y” last week. After all the wind our portable sign said “PLA -A-ROUND GOLF”. Well, that got me to thinking “Y”? I know it’s a corny play on words, but it made me wonder why people enjoy coming in to practice. So, I asked several guests and listed ten of their responses below. Great exercise. The way […]
A Great Way to Learn to Play!
Golf has taken many knocks over the six years we’ve been in business. In hindsight perhaps this wasn’t the best time to start a new way to learn and play the game. But, then again is there ever a “perfect time” to start something new? Over the years thousands have entered our door and to most we simply ask, “And, […]
Golf: Hobby or Business Investment?
Why do you play? Ask a dozen golfers and you’ll get thirteen answers as to why they tee it up each week. Many revolve around the big four: hobby, exercise, therapy, and relationships. Your answer will help you understand a bit about yourself and what you value in life. Golf is a Hobby! Do you […]
Can Your Game Stand “Ryder” Pressure?
Watching Jim Furyk agonize over his last four putts in what may be his last Ryder Cup as a player on Sunday was very painful. Even more painful was the picture of Jim with hands on head in utter disbelief as the European team celebrated the win next to him. The scene reminded me of seeing Justin Leonard’s putt […]
