The 5 Golf Books Every Weekend Warrior Actually Needs to Read

The internet is completely full of swing gurus, self-proclaimed experts, and clickbait videos promising the “one secret loop” that will instantly cure your slice and add 30 yards to your drive. If you ask me, most of it is just loud noise. Over the years, I’ve realized there is a massive difference between trying to […]

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The Myth of the 300-Yard Drive (and Why I Stopped Chasing It)

At some point in modern golf, something strange happened. We stopped asking “how do I play better golf?” and started asking “why am I not hitting it 300 yards?” And that question has probably caused more wasted swings, ego injuries, and lost golf balls than almost anything else in the game. For a long time, […]

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How Dan Grieve Revived My Short Game (And Saved My Sanity)

The Midnight YouTube Spiral Like any average golfer, the second my game starts falling apart, my immediate reflex is to open YouTube. We’ve all been there—it’s midnight, you’re staring at a screen, hoping some swing guru has the magic pill to cure your latest miss. Last year, my crisis was the short game. The “One […]

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How Jon Sherman Changed My Expectations

Like many golfers, I spent years believing that I was always one swing thought away from unlocking my best golf. A bad round meant something needed fixing. A few poor iron shots would send me down a YouTube rabbit hole looking for answers. If my driver wasn’t behaving, I convinced myself I needed a new […]

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Why Swinging in Rhythm Might Be the Best Golf Tip You’re Ignoring

Have you ever watched the pros on TV and thought, how on earth do they make it look so effortless? In my humble opinion, tour pros are actually some of the worst people to copy when it comes to golf swing mechanics. Not because they’re bad. Quite the opposite. They’re simply too good. Most of […]

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