GSfMO#346 July 14, 2012 Terry Koehler, our resident Short Game Academy expert talks about the importance of a sound fundamental technique that includes balance, grip, pulling the club and more. He says that you should be proud if someone says you swing like a girl. LPGA players are scoring machines and he thinks that we should all strive to mimic their short game. This has nothing to do with Pink Floyd, but he's a huge advocate of "Hey Teachers (and parents) Leave the Kids Alone!", especially when it comes to golf.  "You have to learn golf from the hole backward, not the tee forward!" Be ..read more

#957: Summary Writer and producer, Matt Ginella returns to discuss various topics in the golf world, including their visits to L.A.B. Golf, the success of the company, and their personal experiences with L.A.B. putters. They also touch on Bryson DeChambeau's evolution as a golfer and his impact on the game, as well as the role of storytelling in golf media. Finally, they explore the idea of bifurcation in golf rules and equipment and share their thoughts on the matter. Matt emphasizes the importance of keeping the game accessible and enjoyable for all levels of players. He also discusses his w ..read more

GS#345 July 7, 2012 Terry Koehler, CEO of SCOR Golf shares his frustration over the classic design of “scoring clubs”, those critical clubs for under 150 yards, and how there’s been no technology advancement in nearly 100 years. Apparently the introduction of his line of SCOR4161 wedges are receiving the attention they deserve because the improvements of short game performance are documented.      Become a Golf Smarter Ambassador by introducing a new upcoming episode and receive a choice from these 3 great gifts, including:         • A private link to Tony ..read more

956: Summary  Brinson Paolini, founder of Sharp Focus Golf returns to discuss the evolution of Sharp Focus Nutrition and the launch of Sharp Focus Golf, a website that offers golf instruction from various contributors. The conversation touches on the importance of personalized instruction and the need for golfers to find what works best for them. Brinson shares his own experiences as a Duke University golfer, a professional golfer, and the challenges he faced. The episode concludes with a discussion about the success and struggles of professional golfers like Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spie ..read more

GSfMO#344 July 31, 2012 Frank O'Connell discusses the importance of setup, posture and alignment in correcting inconsistent ball flight. Frank stars in a GolfSmarterTV video that focuses on how to hit  straighter drives.  Become a Golf Smarter Ambassador by introducing a new upcoming episode and receive a choice from these 3 great gifts, including:         • A private link to Tony Manzoni’s video “The Lost Fundamental”.         • *A pack of 8 Flightpath Golf Tees. A Tee Above All. Learn more at https://flightpathgolf.com.       ..read more

955: Jim Waldron of BalancePointGolf.com discusses various topics including hitting the driver longer, all the buzz about the mini driver, tips on setup adjustments, such as widening the stance and tilting the shoulders, to improve distance and control. Waldron emphasizes the importance of a full turn in the swing and proper synchronization of the arm motion with the pivot. Overall, the conversation covers techniques and strategies to enhance performance in golf. Jim and Fred Greene also discuss the importance of arm motion in the golf swing and how it affects clubhead speed, including the rol ..read more

GSfMO#342 July 17, 2012 Michael Anthony, mental coach for average golfers and Olympic athletes returns in this Members Only episode for part 2 of his keys to help you make pressure shots, eliminate fears, make more putts, shrug off bad shots and increase your confidence. Find more at https://MentalKeys.com Become a Golf Smarter Ambassador by introducing a new upcoming episode and receive a choice from these 3 great gifts, including:         • A private link to Tony Manzoni’s video “The Lost Fundamental”.         • *A pack of 8 Flightpath Golf Tees. A Te ..read more

954: Gavin Dear of ShotScope returns to talk about their latest golf GPS watch and rangefinder. Gavin shares the features of the V5 watch and the Pro LX rangefinder, as well as the software that allows golfers to track their game and improve their performance. They also talk about the importance of data in golf and how ShotScope provides insights and analysis to help golfers make informed decisions. The conversation covers handicap benchmarking, strokes gained, and the battery life of the watch. Overall, ShotScope offers a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for golfers looking to track a ..read more

GS#341 July 10, 2012 Whether you are trying to break 100, are on the Tour, or somewhere in between, Michael Anthony, mental coach for average golfers and Olympic athletes has keys to help you make pressure shots, eliminate fears, make more putts, shrug off bad shots and increase your confidence. In the first of 2 conversations with Michael he shares how to optimize the chemistry of your brain which can take away your ability to consistently perform at the highest level.  Next week is part 2 on this topic with Michael. Learn more at http://MentalKeys.com. Become a Golf Smarter Ambassador ..read more

Concierge Golf Instructor Duke Perrin, who is also co-coaching at the First Tee North Coast with host Fred Greene, joins us to discuss their experience and the importance of teaching life lessons through golf. Duke shares his encounters with golf legends Tony Manzoni and Ken Venturi. The conversation touches on the challenges of keeping kids engaged during lessons and the impact of the First Tee program on underserved communities. Duke also talks about his experience as a concierge golf instructor, teaching high-profile clients, including rock stars, celebrities, and wealthy individuals in a p ..read more