Photo Credit: www.outsideonline.com Let me tell you a story about Casey. Casey is an avid bike rider in New York City. One day, he got a ticket for riding outside of the bike lanes. The issuing officer said in a recorded conversation that he needed to stay in the bike lane even if it wasn’t the safest spot. Following that chat and $50 fine, Casey was angry. Casey did something about it. Casey made a video of what happens when you stay in the bike lane and hazards that you qui

There’s a debate happening in golf instruction circles that deserves more attention than it’s getting. The premise sounds reasonable enough: “There is instruction that meets the needs of the teacher and instruction that meets the needs of the student.” Hard to argue with that, right? We’d all agree that coaching for your own gratification rather than the student’s success is flawed and ethically questionable. But here’s where it gets interesting. Some coaches are using this f

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Photo Courtesy of Instagram: @stephen.josiah13 We enjoy a drive down the highway when it’s smooth. When the merge is unimpeded, the drive is smooth. When the left lane is empty, the drive is smooth. Then roll up on some jackass doing 65 in a 70 in the left lane. The drive isn’t smooth. Your frustration arises. Then said driver taps the breaks because their text is more important. The drive isn’t smooth. Your frustration builds. Then said driver slows to the same speed as the

It’s just a five footer. Left edge. Trust your stroke. The stroke feels solid, and the ball leaves the face online. Then a sinking reality hits. It’s turning left. How the f*** is it turning left? FFS. Many of us have fallen victim to the complete misread. Some of us have lost matches or missed out on personal best scores. The subsequent emotional upheaval can cause lasting damage. But the worst part of this scenario? It’s the result of guesswork . A fundamental understanding

Kneel behind the ball and see the slope. Think where water would flow. Observe the nearest high point and find the nearest body of water. Trust the local knowledge. Trust your gut. These are all traditionalist tactics that are now being met with a now-not-so-new approach to green reading that challenges the widely accepted norms. It’s unfamiliar. It’s misunderstood. It’s AimPoint. And it’s a disruptor. Every generation has disruptors that challenge accepted norms. Tesla. Appl

The Grinch hates Christmas. You hate 3-putts. So like the Grinch muttering over Whoville, you look at your stat sheet and exclaim: “I must stop 3-putts from coming, but how?” Here’s how. The Putting Plan isn’t more drills. (If drills fixed it, you’d be fixed already.) It’s a different approach: Systems that develop speed control, green reading, and purposeful practice. A guided pathway instead of guesswork. You don't need more time on the practice green. You need the right ki

Every day, golfers lie to themselves about their putting. Not intentionally, but because they're measuring the wrong things. "My stroke looks good." "My alignment is perfect." “My warm up felt good.” We tell ourselves these stories while practicing putting for hours, but your scores aren't improving. Sound familiar? In a game that can beat you up mentally and emotionally, it's easy to miss what your putting is really trying to tell you. Golfers habitually subscribe to false p

The greatest week of the year is finally here! I have to get my picks out there somewhere besides the 3-Bullet Thursday if you're not a...

Another golf debate again taking center stage following a recent My Golf Spy post! It's about zero torque putters and the “death” of the...