My most important golf project
So far, 2013 has gotten off to a flying start. I’ve written plenty of new posts, launched a golf magazine and am building my dream golf coaching facility. But these aren’t the most important things I’m doing this year – that title will go to the new golf book I’m planning on writing. It will…
You’ve got to try this golf routine
Here’s a golf routine you should try. Golfers typically take too long to play, and the more time you take, generally the worse you’ll do. You end up thinking too much and before you know it, you’ve worked out 17 different ways to muck up the shot and completely have forgotten your main goal. This…
Talkin’ with Dillon
The other week Clare and I were invited out to dinner – it was our first outing with young Jessica and boy was it good to get out of the house for a bit. Our host’s young son was Dillion. He is a strapping lad, 17 years old, polite and full of questions. I was…
Rain! Bloody rain.
Today was going to be the day that my putting green was going to have the grass installed. Unfortunately, it’s raining cats and dogs and doesn’t look like stopping anytime soon. Since our arrival in QLD we’ve gone through a heat wave, drought and so much rain that it’s getting ridiculous. Here’s a video I…
Why Golfers Don’t Play As Well As They Should
This is the title of my report that introduces you to my philosophies and coaching concepts. It also gives you some of my backstory and highlights why I’m so passionate about the golf improvement process. I have reworked this title a few times and even added a nice graphic. It’s an important document for those…
Automatic Golf Magazine
Last year I had a crazy idea to launch a golf magazine – decided to publish it on the Apple network in the Newsstand section. Why? Because I read that some crazy number of Ipads had been purchased in the first few years – around 80 million or so (please forgive me if this number…
Living the dream
Despite little Jessica causing some sleep issues I’m firing on all cylinders. After months of planning and preparation the Golf Farm is starting to take shape. I’ve had a crash course in tee and green building, excavation, log manipulation and bunker construction (thanks to David, Andrew, Adam and Bruce for doing the real work). Have…
