The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
Golf instruction today is more advanced, more specialized, and more accessible than ever. Players can work with a swing coach […]
Golf instruction today is more advanced, more specialized, and more accessible than ever. Players can work with a swing coach […]
In golf, almost every player and coach agrees that the mental game plays an essential role in performance. Ask a
In the pursuit of better golf, it’s easy to get lost in the details—new swing tips, training routines, mental hacks,
The Ryder Cup reminds us that when athletes compete for something greater than themselves, they unlock a level of resilience,
When Vincent, a high school senior from Drew Charter School, asked world number one Scottie Scheffler for advice on competing
A few years back, I had the opportunity to play a local Connecticut Open qualifier with Ivan Lendl. For those
In sport, especially in golf, emotions often get a bad reputation. “Control your emotions,” “Stay calm,” “Don’t get angry”; these
The Paradox of Performance: Boring is Brilliant The other day, I was talking with one of our Academy students who,
Unlike most sports, golf is not considered reactive. In games like basketball, tennis, or soccer, athletes are constantly responding to
Golfers often fall into the trap of obsessing over their swing rather than learning how to actually play the game.