Life is like a Round of Golf
Life is like a round of golf
With many a turn and twist.
But the game is much too sweet and short
To curse the shots you’ve missed.
Sometimes you’ll hit it straight and far
Sometimes the putts roll true.
But each round has it’s errant shots
And troubles to play through.
So always swing with [...]

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David Feherty admits himself at the end of this short video clip that he might be a better teacher than he realized. Personally, I’ve rarely heard anyone explain so succinctly—and in an experiential way—the relationship between the practice golf swing and the real golf swing. And somehow, at the same time, David also illuminates how [...]

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The philosophy of “less is more” is popular these days, but it may never be more apt than on the golf course when applied to the inner game. Sure, we all have to think, but it’s WHAT we think that makes the difference.
I think almost every golfer is familiar with the old axiom, “The mind [...]

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Sorry for the silence. Much more coming soon including great pictures and a report on my trip to Spanish Bay, and my upcoming Extradinary Golf School trip to Palm Springs later this month. Meanwhile, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this brief video:

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As the frost delay turned into an exquisitely beautiful day, Stonetree’s Players Club tournament season kicked off with a two-person scramble format event. With an outstanding attendance of 70 players, these tournaments are becoming increasingly popular and fun.
I had connected with my playing partner, “Hoss,” a retired doctor of Middle Eastern desent via the pro [...]

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My apologies for the silence. I’m back, and I’m celebrating the 2nd birthday of this blog (yes, blogs have birthdays). I’m also excited about the New Year, working on a new “Mind Games” article for Sierra Golfer magazine which will feature Dr. Joe Parent of ZenGolf.com, and witnessing the evolution of my golf game. (More [...]

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Most golfers agree that the game of golf is at least “90 percent mental.” In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever spoken with a golfer who didn’t acknowledge the role that their mind plays, usually as a distraction that stands between the golf game they think they have and the one that keeps showing up [...]

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