It’s Good for Your Game by Dr. T. J. Tomasi Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research According to many historians, King Richard III of England not only had a deformed personality (Shakespeare described him as a monster) but also a deformed body caused by severe scoliosis, an abnormal curvature of…
COLLEGE OF GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES MONEY FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS PGA Professionals Frank Longabucco and David Wixson recently organized a student and staff golf tournament which benefited Cystic Fibrosis while serving as a valuable learning opportunity. Out of the group of ten, students Marshall Lamp and Daniel McCoy took home first place with a sterling score…
Winter is upon us, and many of the regions across the United States will be experiencing chilly weather. Not everyone is lucky enough to get away to Arizona, Florida, Texas or Southern California to play golf this winter. Even if you are unable to go to a warmer region, you can still enjoy playing golf…
How to Handle the Release by Dr. T. J. Tomasi, Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research Ben Hogan said he wished he had three right hands, and one of the best ball strikers ever, Tommy Armour, nicknamed the Silver Scot, wrote an entire instruction book based on hitting with the…
Walk around any golf clubhouse and you will hear players lamenting their handicaps. No matter if they play once a week or every day, most golfers want to improve their handicap scores. It isn’t often that golfers return from an 18-hole round of golf and are satisfied if they shot three of four strokes higher…
by Dr. T. J. Tomasi, Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research The great players like Snead, Hogan, and Nicklaus never put their “gift” in danger by doing stupid stuff. Snead said he never lifted anything heavier than a petticoat so he never risked injury. Nicklaus loved tennis but stopped playing…
Ken Martin, PGA, Keiser University College of Golf Professor The tournament I would most like to play is The Open Championship. Having had the opportunity to attend the 2002 Open at Muirfield as a coach, and the 2005 Open at St. Andrews as a coach/caddy, the aura of Scottish links golf has left a lasting…
It is nearly that time of year again. That time when all those good little golfers get something under the tree or in their stockings, or for other gift exchanges. Yes, the weather might be a bit too frightful to wander out onto the golf course in some areas; but there are still great golf…
Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research In an interview on CNN, Hillary Clinton tells about using a stress reducing technique called Alternate Nasal Breathing (ANB) to help her recover from the shock of losing the presidential election. What is ANB The role ANB played in her recovery is also outlined…
What Professional Player Surprised You the Most this Tournament Season? Donna White, MS, LPGA T&C Hall of Fame Keiser University College of Golf Professor When asked to write about the PGA Tour professional that surprised me the most this year, that would be Xander Schauffele. All year, the media and fans focused on the likes…
