KISS Method Golf

11/10/2013

Day 2...and a "Chubbs" training afternoon

11/09/2013

Day 1 of the IJGT event at Palmetto Dunes in Hilton Head

09/29/2013

Rough day yesterday. Matt's tied for 11th and 9 shots back. Got some work to do.

09/28/2013

Gorgeous low country golf!

09/28/2013

Time for Matt to move to the 1 spot in the IJGT point standings at Sanctuary Golf Club

09/03/2013

Congrats Matty! One step closer.
http://www.ijgt.com/news-and-blogs/mackedon-wins-first-ijgt-appearance/

Mackedon wins in first IJGT appearance Shin makes big comeback in Girls Division HERSHEY, Pa. – The International Junior Golf Tour (IJGT) held their first tournament in the Northeast region this weekend, as the Labor Day Classic teed off at Hershey […]

08/22/2013

The perfect roll! - Try setting up with the weight primarily on the lead foot when putting. You should notice that the ball rolls much smoother across the putting surface rather than seeing the ball take a couple of bounces after leaving the putter face. Let me know how it works. Have a great day!

08/19/2013

Have you been tying your shoes wrong your whole life? I know now I was. Awesome for round/dress shoe laces!
http://www.ted.com/talks/terry_moore_how_to_tie_your_shoes.html

Terry Moore found out he'd been tying his shoes the wrong way his whole life. In the spirit of TED, he takes the stage to share a better way. (Historical note: This was the very first 3-minute audience talk given from the TED stage, in 2005.)

08/16/2013

Today's Tip - Bunker Bliss - When faced with a green side bunker shot set up is key. Set up should be open to the target with an open club face. Which means your shoulders, hips, and fit should all be well open to the target. Spread your feet slightly further apart than you would with a full swing and give your knees a little more flex. Another key is to focus on a contact point an inch or two behind the ball. Most golfers know that they are suppose to make contact with the sand first but I see players all the time still using the ball as the focal point. Pick a grain of sand an inch or two behind the ball and focus on it rather than the ball through the swing. This will ensure you make contact with the sand first and don't hit the dreaded skull into the face of the bunker which is usually followed by a club toss or stab into the same bunker face. This video of one of my students shows exactly how it should be done. Enjoy!

08/15/2013

Sandwedge 30yrds

08/15/2013

08/15/2013