How to Play Golf Shots From Uneven or Sloping Lies

Posted in March 30th, 2008

by jnewell in Golf Swing, Golf Training, Uncategorized

Wouldn’t it be nice if all our golf ball lies were as level as they are on the driving range? Unfortunately they are not…and golf would not be as interesting if they were! Continue reading this post…

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Consider Golf Training to Bring Your Game up to Par

Posted in February 4th, 2008

by jnewell in Golf Training, Training Aids, Uncategorized

By Jim Newell

Are you one of the 80% of golfers who never break 100? That’s correct; according to statistics fewer than 1 in 5 amateur golfers ever break 100!

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Dimples on Golf Balls? What do they do?

Posted in January 17th, 2008

by jnewell in Golf Balls, Golf Equipment, Uncategorized

Golf ball makers sometimes advertise the number of dimples they have, do you know why they are there and what their function is?

Why Are There Dimples On A Golf Ball?

By: Gary Gresham

Have you ever wondered why there are dimples on a golf ball? Dimples are crafted into golf balls to reduce the aerodynamic drag while the ball is in flight. A smooth ball, when sailing through the air, leaves a huge pocket of low-pressure air creating a drag that slows the ball down.That’s why there are dimples on a golf ball, because the drag force is reduced. Continue reading this post…

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Business Golf has it’s own Unique Etiquette

Posted in January 11th, 2008

by jnewell in Golf Etiquette, Uncategorized

The value of taking a business client or prospect for a round of golf has been debated many times, however if you do use golf as a method of selling you or your company, a particular etiquette is required to enhance a successful outcome. This article addresses that etiquette. Continue reading this post…

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