18-Year-Old Ietetsu Ueyama Organizes Fundraiser to Benefit Junior Golf Development Programs At the age of 8 a junior golfer, Ietetsu Ueyama, decided he wanted to host a birthday party at Haggin Oaks, but he didn’t want his friends to give him a gift. He asked that his friends give a donation toward Morton Golf Foundation to… Continue reading →
Stan Utley Putting 5 For Golfers The Stan Utley Putting 5 was created during a merchandising show. This is the perfect golf expert to watch. He is one of the most well-known and sought-after short-game instructors in golf. He is a PGA TOUR winner; Stan currently ranks 14th according to Golf Digest’s “America’s 50 Greatest… Continue reading →
2022 means only one thing: new golf equipment! Odyssey Golf is one of, if not THE biggest name in golf when it comes to putters. Starting in 1991, the company grew into to a wildly successful company known by golfers around the world; you probably even have an Odyssey putter of your own! Ken Morton… Continue reading →
Putting is the smallest motion that we’re going to make on the golf course, and people often make it a lot harder than it needs to be.
One of the biggest problems that plague golfers is inconsistency with their putting and they often don’t realize the thing that is most likely causing them issues, the alignment of their putts. Many golfers are missing putts because the face of their putter actually isn’t square which causing them to miss-hit and that is exactly… Continue reading →
Putting is one of the most important elements of your golf game, as well as being one of the leading sources of frustration for many. We all know that we need to work on it if we want to have any hope of finally getting our score where we want it (as well as our sanity).
Two putting drills for distance control putting by Apprentice Professional, Hank Vereschzagin One putting drill Hank uses with his students to work on in avoidance of three putts is the 10, 20, 30 and the 40 foot drill. Set up a golf tee 10 feet from the cup, 20 feet from the cup, 30 feet… Continue reading →