Low Shear vs. High Shear Coil by TJ Tomasi College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research If you use the modern coil in your golf swing, will you still be playing ‘good golf’ when you’re 76? Note, I said ‘good golf,’ not good golf for 76! Recently in an Els for Autism Pro-Am Golf…
by Donna White, LPGA T&C Hall of Fame Member, Keiser University College of Golf Instructor Many of our students come to the Keiser University College of Golf with a very narrow perception of the golf industry. Like most, they think of golf only as a ‘game.’ Generally, people relate golf simply to what they see…
Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional, College of Golf Program Director offers his take on golf’s new rules proposal There is great discussion among those involved with the game of golf to simplify the rules of play. This movement is in large part underway due to more situations receiving public scrutiny in recent years during televised…
LPGA-USGA Girls Golf Team Enjoys ‘Tech-Toy’ Training Day at Keiser University’s College of Golf L-R: Marina Karoleski, Presley Hines, Vanessa Berrios, Leila Aragon, Hali Carribis, Claire Keane, Professor John Callahan, Professor Donna White, Director Mary-Lee Cobick, and Haylie Turnquest. Keiser University Flagship Campus College of Golf recently hosted a West Palm LPGA-USGA Girls Golf “Tech-toy”…
The days are getting longer and it is time to get the golf clubs out for a weekly, possibly daily, trip to the golf course. But before you tee off, it might be time to add a new club or two to your golf bag. Maybe you need some new threads to wear around the…
by Ken Martin, PGA Professional Certified in Instruction and General Management, Keiser University College of Golf Professor I started playing golf when I was 13-years old, so at the time of this writing, I have chased a white golf ball around the world for 45 years. To write an article on my favorite golf memory…
by Donna White, MA, LPGA Professional and Member of the LPGA Teaching & Club Professional Hall of Fame, Keiser University College of Golf Professor Outside of drinking diet Dr. Pepper and eating my Cheez-its, I enjoy doing anything I can to stay healthy. Running, swimming, and attending spin classes are my favorite cardio maintenance choices….
Golf’s Golden Gift – The Kinematic Sequence by Dr. TJ Tomasi, College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research In all sports, there is a sequence of motion that maximizes performance better than any other – a golden sequence that all the great players in that sport adhere to. They may have stumbled on…
by Frank Longabucco, PGA Professional Certified in Instruction and Golf Management, Keiser University College of Golf Professor The golf course I would love to play most would be The Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland. To walk in the footsteps of Old Tom Morris would be amazing. To walk in the footsteps of every champion golfer…
Some years ago, a highly skilled young athlete came to me for a golf lesson after an unusually poor tournament round trying to qualify for the State Amateur Golf Championship. A Golf Story This student (I’ll call him “Bill”) was a school teacher and a member of the country club at which I was the…
