Golf

Changing training for junior golfers

I read an interesting article on the airplane during my recent flight home from New Mexico. The feature story discussed kid’s playgrounds, and the thought process that goes into the

Out of the Bunker: Practice making putts

I have always been a believer that putting is the one component in golf that EVERYBODY can become great. Think about it. You don’t need strength, and you don’t necessarily

Returning to Championship Course

One of my favorite aspects of being a college golf coach is getting to determine the schedule my team will play during the season. Generally, I do my best to

Is Fred Couples an overrated golfer?

For those who may not know, the new PGA Tour season has already begun. It still seems odd to me that the new season tees off in October, but it

Reflecting on a golf tragedy

The world of college golf was shaken recently at the horrific ending of the life of former Iowa State Cyclone golfer, Celia Barquin Arozamena. On Monday, Sept. 17, Arozamena’s body

What kind of sport is golf? Individual or team?

We often think of golf as an individual sport. I would certainly agree with that assessment. In fact, golf may be the ultimate individual sport. However, regardless of the individual

Memories of Coach Herb

I was scrolling through social media a few days ago, and I came across a video honoring the man who was my first golf coach nearly forty years ago. His

2018 Ryder Cup: USA’s team tough to beat

I don’t know about you, but I am more excited about the upcoming Ryder Cup than any Ryder Cup in the past. The eight USA automatic qualifiers were recently revealed,