Hitting the same shot twice in a row from the same lie doesn’t say much about your ball-striking — it […]
Frank Hits Two Balls Almost Identically. Calls It a “Productive Session.” Read Post »
Pace of play is one of the few things almost every golfer agrees matters — right up until it’s their
The Golf Buggy Overtake That Backfires Instantly Read Post »
A large bucket of range balls creates an illusion of productive practice: more swings must mean more improvement. But volume
Golf Driving Range: Quantity Over Quality — A Frank Story Read Post »
Ask most golfers what’s actually in their garage and you’ll find a small museum: a putter that didn’t work, a
Every Golfer’s Garage, Every Golfer’s Mistake Read Post »
A golf simulator is an excellent tool for measuring a swing in a room with no wind, no slope, no
The Golf Simulator Lied to Him Read Post »
Golfers upgrade equipment far more often than they upgrade instruction — a new driver is a five-minute purchase, a swing
Frank Waits in Line for a New Golf Driver. Nobody’s Waiting for a Golf Lesson. Read Post »
Course management usually comes down to one question before the shot: what’s the widest, safest miss? The percentage play is
Frank Ignores the Open Path. Aims for the Impossible Gap Instead. Read Post »
Golf cart etiquette rarely makes it into instruction books, but it’s one of the more reliable tests of self-awareness on
Frank Lectures a Stranger on Cart Safety. Then This Happens. Read Post »
A ball in a water hazard costs one stroke and the drop — that’s the whole transaction under the rules.
Frank Tries to Fish His Ball Out of the Water. It Doesn’t Go Well. Read Post »
Distance control is one of the few genuinely measurable things in golf — a rangefinder or GPS watch will give
Frank Tries On Rangefinder Glasses. The Salesperson Can’t Keep a Straight Face. Read Post »