5 Mental Golf Tips

5 Mental Golf Tips

Golf is a mental sport. Sure, golf is a physical sport too. We all get exercise walking the course or even walking to the greens from the cart path! Swinging clubs over and over helps to develop flexibility and strength.  However, when it comes to the skill of golf, when it comes to scoring the best you can, most good…

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For the love of hybrids

For the love of hybrids

If you asked me, an intermediate woman golfer, to pick my favorite club I wouldn’t even hesitate. My Callaway Steelhead 4 Hybrid is my favorite club, no doubt. There are still some out there who doubt hybrids, or prefer their 5 woods or 3 woods to a 3 hybrid, but for me, and for many women in particular, hybrids are…

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Golf Simulator Lessons

Golf Simulator Lessons

Winter is the perfect time to perfect your swing before the arrival of Spring! Book your indoor simulator lessons directly with one of our talented instructors! Lead Instructor: BJ Hough, PGA Apprentice Call: 719-663-4964 for bookings or, E-Mail: bjhough147@tutanota.com 1-hour: $50 2-hours: $90 5-lesson bundle: $220 Also, introducing our newest golf instructor, Brandon Pinard. “Coach B.”  comes to Redlands Mesa…

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Caring for your Golf Clubs

Caring for your Golf Clubs

Let’s face it: there are many times in a season of golf when we do NOT like our clubs! We get mad, toss the club towards our cart, throw it in the bag, and consider even throwing the whole bag in the pond. However, taking care of your clubs is a better solution than throwing the whole lot into a…

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Tips for Visiting a New Golf Course

Tips for Visiting a New Golf Course

Visiting a new golf course is always a fun adventure! The scenic views and challenge of playing a new-to-you course will be both exhilirating and perhaps a bit daunting as well. If you’re nervous, we’ve got tips for visiting a new golf course. First, be sure to check out the course’s website. For instance, on our website we provide a…

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Be a Better Putter

Be a Better Putter

Let’s assume you aren’t the top golfer in your group. There’s nothing wrong with that! Every chance to hit the course is a chance to get better. However, if you can learn to be a better putter you can definitely move up a notch or two on the “who’s probably going to win the round” list.  We all know putting…

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What’s in your golf bag?

What’s in your golf bag?

If you read many golf magazines, you are probably familiar with the “what’s in your golf bag” section. In this section the magazine usually goes through all the items in one golf pro’s bag. It can be intriguing to see what clubs, snacks, and tees are there. Often the oddball items are what we’re all looking for! What kind of…

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Hit Your Fairway Woods Like a  Pro

Hit Your Fairway Woods Like a Pro

If you’ve struggled to hit your fairway woods consistently, you’re not alone. My partner frequently reminds me that “hitting a 3-wood off the deck is the hardest shot in golf!” Maybe that’s not true for everyone, but it certainly is for me. For women and seniors, hitting fairway woods is crucial to being able to make birdies and sometimes it’s…

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Tee Box Anxiety Tips

Tee Box Anxiety Tips

If you think you’re the only one who gets sweaty palms and butterflies when stepping onto the #1 tee box, you’re wrong.  Lots of people have first-tee anxieties (or, ALL tee box anxieties).  At most courses the first tee is visible to lots of people walking around…those waiting for their turn to tee off, people on putting greens, etc. No…

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