Some weeks are just so much fun in my business and others, well … This past week, the Franklin Templeton (Shark) Shootout was here in town and I hope many of you got out and got close enough to learn from some of the world’s very best. P.J., my 5-year-old, and I had a treat…
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. “Golf is a target game not a ball game. When playing a target game we must be target aware. That is why a disciplined pre-shot routine is vital.” — Tom Patri .. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
This week is by far and away my favorite week in golf – the Masters. It represents the ”new season.” Even though we have enjoyed the West Coast Swing, sorry, the Hawaiian Open doesn’t quite do it for me. Bring on Augusta. My home has at least five pretty cool Augusta/Bobby Jones/Masters artifacts. I have…
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A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 6, Conclusion) Continued from blog entry – “The Golf Lodge At The Quarry (Part 5)” . THE BACK NINE (Conclusion) NO. 16: 379 YARDS, PAR 4 This hole will give up a bunch of birdies, and it wouldn’t shock me if a few guys bomb it on this shortish…
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. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 5) Continued from blog entry – “The Golf Lodge At The Quarry (Part 4)” . THE BACK NINE NO. 13: 194 YARDS, PAR 3 This medium-length hole might very well give the boys fits. The green is very narrow from front to back. Very difficult to get the yardage right….
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. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 4) Continued from blog entry – “The Golf Lodge At The Quarry (Part 3)” . THE BACK NINE NO. 10: 422 YARDS, PAR 4 A sneaky hole. Bunkers right and left and staggered in such a way that the fairway plays smaller than it first appears. The pond that…
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. .. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 3) Continued from blog entry – “The Golf Lodge At The Quarry (Part 2)” . THE FRONT NINE (Part 3, Conclusion) NO. 7: 542 YARDS, PAR 5 This hole will yield a few low numbers. The fairway bunkers can be carried by many in the field. The second shot…
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March 16th 2015, 10:00am – noon at Wild Cat Run, 20300 Country Club Drive, Estero, 33928. Join us for the OSFLOW.® Balance and Flexibility Workshop – FREE. Tom Patri – avoiding golf injuries. RSVP: jrudolf@osflowusa.com or 239 331 9692. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 2) Continued from blog entry – “The Golf Lodge At The Quarry (Part 1)” . THE FRONT NINE (Part 2) NO. 4: 445 YARDS, PAR 4 A bit of a beast, depending on wind direction. Downwind the bombers will launch it over the fairway bunkers right and shorten the…
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. . There are no pars… birdies… eagles… or bogies. There are only numbers and one shot opportunities Each and every shot has (1) value. Do the best with this one shot. .. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
A golfer’s guide to the course (Part 1) .. .Par: 72 (36-36) / Yards: 7,094 / Designers: Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry (2007) The Quarry is a fun golf course that, for the most part, allows you to swing at the driver. However, it does have teeth. So much will depend on course setup and wind conditions….
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. . . “Golf is an imperfect game being played by imperfect players. If you are striving to make the “perfect shot” you may be waiting for a very long time. Golf is a series of refined misses leading to an acceptable outcome/score.” — Tom Patri .. YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO…
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.. 1) Goal – Establish Goals. 2) Desire – A fundamental . . ingredient. 3) Plan – A Blueprint. 4) Self Confidence – Helps to . . be inate but can be grown. . . . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
. . . During a time when we hear so much about the shoulder turn, the pivoting of the hips, I feel the structure (radius) of the armswing is overlooked and under-coached. To maintain a proper radius (a major speed source), never allow the right arm at the elbow joint to fold beyond 90 degrees….
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Larry Rinker was kind enough to ask me onto his PGA TOUR CHANNEL / XM / Sirius radio show. Below are Larry’s condensed notes from that recent show. Larry, Lee, and Laurie Rinker have been friends of mine for over 30 years. Laurie was a student of mine during a period of her LPGA career….
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(Part 2, Conclusion) Continued from blog entry – “All In The Timing (Part 1)” What to do? At impact, I want you to feel as if the front of your body is still looking at the golf ball, not looking down the target line. Imagine that eyes are attached to the front of your hip sockets….
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