Tag Archives: improvement

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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Playing the Odds

Posted on April 9, 2009 by John Rogers

Good Math on the Course Means Less Adding Later October 20, 2004 Here is a common scenario on the golf course: Mr. Thinblader, a 30-handicapper, stands on the first tee with his Supercharged, 2000cc, Titanium Tomahawk driver, and takes an … Continue reading →

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Patience is a Virtue

Posted on April 6, 2009 by John Rogers

Game Improvement is a Long-Term Investment October 5, 2004 In a world of fast food, DSL, and guaranteed overnight deliveries, improving the golf game can seem like a long and difficult process; especially when a golfer wants to turn his … Continue reading →

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