Day 2 was a whole lot unlike Day 1 but the results were not much better.  In fact, in pencil, things were marginally worse yet the conditions were far more difficult with a ...

Playing is a whole lot different than practising.  Round 1 is a very, very long story and I have a morning tee time.  Suffice to say, while I enjoyed every minute, what I ...

Memoir from a practise round on the Canadian Tour Arrived mid-morning to the course to go through the registration process as well as establish an understanding of how ...

Being in the golf media is not without it's perks and one of the coolest is having access to some of the great instructors and coaches we have here in Canada. As noted in ...

Well, the Seaforth event is just around the corner (practice rounds are tomorrow) and while I was hoping to have a few more posts up by now it seems that I (not unlike just ...

And the short of it. While at The Golf Performance Center, Mike Skimson also took me through a TOMI putting analysis. This is a device that measures no less than 8 ...

Acushnet's Chad Cole took some time out his schedule to dial me in at the Titleist Fitting Centre at Eagle's Nest.  The facility utilizes TrackMan,  a state of the art radar ...

The first thing on my list of things to do (and it's a long list) is to make sure that all of the things I can control I do. Makes sense doesn't it? Let's leave as little to ...

Most, if not all of the things that separate a touring pro from the everyday player can be addressed as the tangible elements like equipment, swing analysis, access to ...

The good folks at the Seaforth Golf Club have 'generously' provided us with an exemption into this year's Seaforth Country Classic.  So it was decided that I would play in ...