by Thomas Rodriguez | Jul 25, 2026 | Golf
Most golfers warm up backward. They arrive fifteen minutes before the tee time, hold a few long stretches, pull out the driver, hit fifteen of them with increasing frustration, and walk to the first tee with a sore back and no idea what their ball is doing today. Then...
by Thomas Rodriguez | Jul 15, 2026 | Golf
The problem with taking a family out to play golf is not the golf. It is the format. Put a low handicap dad, a grandmother who plays twice a summer, a spouse who has never held a club, and a nine year old in the same group, hand them a scorecard, and tell them to play...
by Thomas Rodriguez | Jul 5, 2026 | Golf
The wind does not beat golfers. Spin beats golfers, and the wind simply exposes it. A shot hit with too much backspin and too much height climbs when it meets a headwind, stalls, and drops thirty yards short, which the player then interprets as needing to swing harder...
by Thomas Rodriguez | Jun 19, 2026 | Golf, Golf Swing
Consistency is the most requested thing on our lesson tee and the most misunderstood. Almost every golfer who asks for it is picturing a swing that produces the same beautiful shot every time, and that swing does not exist, not even for the players you watch on...
by Thomas Rodriguez | Jun 17, 2026 | Golf, Junior Golf
The best thing about starting a child in golf is also the part most parents get backward. At the beginning, the goal is not to teach a good swing. The goal is to make sure your child walks away from each session wanting to come back. Skill is easy to add later to a...
