Tag Archives: fundamentals

About Junior Golf

Posted on May 29, 2009 by John Rogers

Getting Kids Started in the Game January 5, 2005 People frequently ask me about the best age to get their children started at playing golf. The easy answer is that it is not really a question of age, but of … Continue reading →

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Buying a Game

Posted on May 25, 2009 by John Rogers

A Look at Golfer’s Priorities October 13, 2006 In a world where golf club manufacturers daydream about things like coefficient of restitution and moment of inertia to make clubs that hit the ball farther and straighter; in a world where … Continue reading →

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Learning the Game

Posted on April 14, 2009 by John Rogers

Learning Alone Might Not Be the Way to Go December 1, 2004 The young man, about sixteen years old, was a cart boy and snack bar attendant at a municipal golf course in Maryland. He had a mess of sandy … Continue reading →

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Seeking Consistency

Posted on March 25, 2009 by John Rogers

Beginning the search for the Holy Grail of golf September 1, 2004 One of the things I hear repeatedly from golfers is that they want to be more consistent. They have hit those “tuning fork” shots when the ball comes … Continue reading →

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