Archive for the 'Golf Tips' Category

Hitting The Sweet Spot

Saturday, February 7th, 2009

By Brent Morrison When trying to increase the distance the ball travels (especially off the tee) the degree of difficulty increases significantly. While there are many reasons this is so, the most common error is failing to hit the ball off the center of the clubface, or sweet spot. Most golfers can likely recall a [...]

“Tension” in the Golf Swing?

Sunday, January 4th, 2009

By Adam Ridgewell, DO, ND, Golf Biomechanic (C.H.E.K) “Tension” is probably not a word that most teaching pros use, when walking someone through the basics of the golf swing! Believe it or not, we are actually stretching and ‘tensing’ muscles when creating any sort of purposeful movement, especially when that movement involves rotation. Furthermore, when [...]

Golf Course Management

Saturday, September 2nd, 2006

By Brandon Guile Students constantly ask me about proper golf course management. Questions such as “How do I decide when to go for it and when to lay up?”, “What if I’m in between clubs?” and “What club should I hit off the tee?” are just a few common questions from a myriad of possible [...]

Perfect Your Putting Stroke

Saturday, August 5th, 2006

By Brandon Guile Show me the Money! Putting is one of the least practiced skills for a large percentage of amateur golfers. The average mid-handicapper averages 30-36 putts per round, usually consisting of a few one-putts, a number of three putts, and lots of two putts. The secret to lower golf scores is to make [...]

Too Many Golf Tips!

Saturday, July 22nd, 2006

By Brandon Guile When we discussed this “Golf Tips” section I didn’t want to talk about the typical content you see routinely. I wanted to discuss topics that would make this section unique and different. I’ve decided to address some situations I face day in and day out as a Teaching Professional. The golfing masses [...]

Preparing for Golf Tournaments

Sunday, June 4th, 2006

By Brent Morrison with Janie Rome Morrison Late in the summer I had the opportunity to observe my students competing at the B.C. Junior championship, B.C. Amateur Championship and the Ladies’ Amateur Championship. Watching tournament golf is essential in the coaching progress and I learn a great deal from observing my students compete in these [...]

Proper weight distribution begins with good posture

Tuesday, November 29th, 2005

Q: Frequently the people I play golf with tell me I don’t transfer my weight properly. Please help! T. Mathison Toronto, Ontario A: There are many reasons why golfers don’t transfer their weight properly – but it is never because they haven’t been told by someone in their foursome! I suggest looking at your posture [...]

Golf Tip: Get to the Root of the Issue

Saturday, July 9th, 2005

Written by: Brandon Guile When we discussed this “Golf Tips” section I didn’t want to talk about the typical content you see routinely. I wanted to discuss topics that would make this section unique and different. I’ve decided to address some situations I face day in and day out as a Teaching Professional. The golfing [...]

Golf Tip: Sand Play

Friday, June 10th, 2005

"Golf Tips" are a regular feature on GolfRadio.ca. The goal for GolfRadio.ca is to create a dialogue between the Golf instructors at the Brent Morrison Golf Academy and the readers. With that in mind we ask you to email us any questions that you may have concerning your golf game or suggestions for future tips. [...]