Monthly Archives: March 2015

Always Be Friends with the Starter

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Phil Reed

It’s a constant struggle for me to find a good time to play golf. By that I mean a time to play golf when no one else is playing. In my quest to get a good tee time, one thing … Continue reading →

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Training Aids: It’s All About Convenience

Posted on March 17, 2015 by Phil Reed

There are a lot of golf training aids out there, and some of them are pretty effective. But when you’re using them to train, it’s a huge advantage if you can take them with you on the course. After all, … Continue reading →

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Playing Golf Out Of Order

Posted on March 10, 2015 by Phil Reed

There’s no way to replicate the feeling of a good round of golf. Where you make it through all 18 holes with a good score, and you know you’ve earned it. So when you have to play the holes out … Continue reading →

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Slice Stories: Angry Girl

Posted on March 3, 2015 by Phil Reed

Nothing like a recurring slice to wreck a nice golf vacation. I was out playing golf on a trip I had taken up the coast with a friend and his high school age daughter, who is a regular golfer. I … Continue reading →

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