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Puller vs Thrower Golf Swing – Mike’s Comments
Presented by Golfers Report on May 13, 2023
We received a lot of interest in the Puller vs Thrower golf swing, and among the comments were a few often repeated questions. In this Video Mike addresses those questions _______________________________ To see more related videos like this one click on Keys To A Good Golf Swing
When Inside The Leather Starts To Grow
Presented by Golfers Report on March 21, 2017
So how do you define a gimme? Here is a pretty good definition from the internet: “In golf, a gimme is a shot that the other players agree can count automatically, without being actually played. When a player has only a very short putt left to play, other players may grant a gimme (i.e. one
How To Best Use
Your Swing ThoughtsPresented by Golfers Report on March 20, 2016
by Pete Styles They say that the best swing thoughts are no swing thoughts at all. Of course that’s easy to say for the pros who practice day in and day out. But I would venture to say that the every day golfer, who is always working on one swing fault or another, uses the
Learn to Play Golf From Green to Tee
Presented by Golfers Report on August 16, 2015
Do you know someone who wants to learn to play golf? Well if you do, chances are you would recommend that they learn to play the right way and take lessons from a pro, which of course makes sense. The problem is that the first thing the pro will do is take them to the
Why Do Golfers Cheat?
Presented by Golfers Report on June 26, 2015
The game of Golf works on the honor system; if you break a rule you should call it on yourself and take the penalty. And if you don’t take the penalty, then you are cheating. Right? Well of course you are cheating. However, there are certain “situations” that go on during a round of golf
Greens In Regulation Are Overrated
Presented by Golfers Report on March 21, 2015
According to the PGA Tour Jordan Spieth is currently in the number 1 spot for greens hit in regulation at 77.22%. Steve Bowditch’s 53.8% puts him dead last. A study done in 1990, which is probably still pretty good, says the everyday golfer who shoots an 85 will hit 5 greens in regulation (27.8%) while