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Common Golf Injuries and Preventative Strategies
By Connie Capanegra – Keiser University College of Golf Instructor and LPGA Member Golf is often perceived as a low-impact sport, but in reality, it is physically demanding and can lead to a variety of injuries if proper technique and conditioning are not maintained. The golf swing is a complex athletic movement characterized by its…
Mastering Weight Transfer in the Golf Swing: Balance, Power, and Timing
By Donna White – Keiser University College of Golf Professor, and PGA and LPGA Member, and Winner of Three LPGA Tour Events If you want better weight transfer without swaying your body off the ball or tilting toward the target in the backswing, think more about a repeatable, rotational, and balanced pressure shift pattern. …
Event Planning and Tournament Management: Core Skills in Golf Management
By Frank Longabucco, Keiser University College of Golf Professor and PGA Certified Professional Tournament management skills are valuable to students in the golf industry because all golf courses manage tournaments. These tournaments have a profound impact on the players and the facility. Some of the skills needed include leadership, advanced planning, organizing staff, attention to detail, developing a checklist with a timeline, and a deep understanding…
Keiser University’s National Collegiate Club Golf Team Ranks Third in the Nation
The Keiser University Golf Club team is ending the year ranked 3rd in the nation. The ranking comes after competing in the National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA) National Qualifying tournament on February 21st & 22nd at Eagle Harbor Golf Club in Fleming Island, Florida. Although the team failed to qualify for its initial goal of competing in…
Golf Swing Posture: How to Set-Up for Power, Balance and Consistency
By John Callahan, Keiser University College of Golf Professor and PGA Professional The golf swing is a violent, yet intricate, physical action. To achieve both maximum power (distance) and accuracy (control), the body must operate through a complex series of movements known as the kinematic sequence, in which energy is transferred from the legs to the core, then…
