Featured Coaches
The Practice
Practical golf tips for beginners and improving golfers: choose the right golf coach, prepare for lessons, practice with purpose, and make smarter equipment decisions.
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Scottsdale, Palm Springs, Orlando, Las Vegas, or Myrtle Beach? Here’s where winter golf fits the money—and where you may be paying mainly for warmer weather.
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“Winter rules” is not one rule. Confirm who invoked it, whether you must replace or may place the ball, where relief applies, and whether the round is postable.
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Planning a buddies golf trip? A captain's playbook for locking headcount, booking in the right order, collecting money, and dodging cancellation traps.
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Most golfers do not need a stricter schedule. They need a way to stop every missed week from turning into another full-game rebuild.
Featured Coaches
At 24 Precision Golf in Phoenix, Eric Brasch combines decades in the game with video, simulator data and a simple goal: help golfers understand their swings and enjoy the golf they play.
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A rising Handicap Index can be accurate and incomplete. Read the eight scores that count before deciding your whole game has gone backward.
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A tee is a setting for the round, not a rank or a gender label. Understand forward tees and “the tips,” then choose for your game, the course, and the golf you want to play.
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The right golf travel bag fits your clubs, airline, car, storage space, and appetite for risk. Use four checks before hard-versus-soft marketing makes the choice for you.
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Consistency is not ten identical shots. It is knowing where most balls finish, how big your miss is, and whether that miss stays playable.
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From a backyard net to Perform for Golf in San Rafael, Dylan Smith has kept the same aim: help golfers understand their swings. His RBFS system starts with four movements: turn, tilt, bend and sway.
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A bad range session does not need a dramatic rescue. Use a four-part reset to protect the work, collect one useful observation, and choose the right next move.