In depth with Triple Bogey founder Geoff Tait
His name may not be recognizable to readers but his products will be. At different times, both Quagmire and Triple Bogey exploded on the Canadian golf scene and things haven’t been the same since.
His name may not be recognizable to readers but his products will be. At different times, both Quagmire and Triple Bogey exploded on the Canadian golf scene and things haven’t been the same since.
One of the things I’ve seen that’s really stuck with me the most over time is that community and friendship are the glue that makes golf stick for women.
Most senior golfers don’t have the flexibility and hip rotation of players on the PGA Tour, yet 90% of golf instruction is trying to get them to swing that way.
Getting Unstuck: Seven Transformational Practices for Golf Nerds is a guide aimed at helping golfers overcome mental and emotional barriers that hinder their performance and enjoyment of the game.
A year end report card is a first step in developing a plan for improvement. Your honest assessment should be comprehensive, precise and written down.
A DIY game improvement program has lots of rabbit holes and a few set-backs but ultimately can help you better understand your problems and how to fix them.
In this segment we discuss why golfers aren’t getting better and how the mental side of golf is finally opening up and being recognized as a real issue to be dealt with.
You’re probably enjoying your golf but frustrated by it at the same time. You want to play better but you’re not willing to spend the money or time to seek professional help. You may be a DIY type too.
Breaking 80 isn’t just about a number, it’s about making changes in several aspects of my game and person that can lead to a different outcome.