WHEN INDEPENDENCE IS NOT A GOOD THING by Dr. T. J. Tomasi Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research There are two important facts about the shoulders in the golf swing: (1) It’s obvious that the shoulders are connected to the arms, but what is not so obvious is that the…
Tips to Practice Golf at Home: Professor Brian Hughes Weighs In By Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional, Golf Program Director, Keiser University College of Golf Practice at home can take many forms, and having grown up in the Snow Belt, I can honestly say I consider myself an expert at trying to improve at…
Professional golfers are good, really good. Of course, there are a lot of scratch golfers out there that believe they can swing with the pros. But the PGA Tour professionals are far better than any scratch golfer or amateur around. There are amateur golfers out there that are on the verge of going professional. These…
Professor David Wixson Shares How has the Game of Golf Has Contributed to His Life David Wixson, PGA Master Professional, Keiser University College of Golf Professor I grew up in Philadelphia, PA nowhere near a golf course and never expected to have a career as a golf professional. My career in golf has allowed me to visit…
Left-handed golfers are quite rare on the PGA Tour. Some claim young, natural left-handed golfers become right-handed players due to the shortage of available golf equipment. While there is a long list of PGA professionals that are right-handed, the same cannot be said for southpaws. The list of Majors’ winners on the PGA circuit that…
IRON PLAY: HIT FORWARD AND LET THE DOWN HAPPEN by Dr. T. J. Tomasi Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research Why do tour players hit the ball so far? Well, one reason is that they compress the golf ball more than the average golfer. In the hands of a tour…
Were You on a College Golf Team? How Well Did Your Team Do? by Dr. Eric Wilson, PGA Legacy Master Professional, Executive Director of Golf Operations, Keiser University College of Golf I took up the game of golf when I was 13, while I was still playing baseball and basketball. By the time I reached…
Geometry is in Your Genes by Dr. T. J. Tomasi, Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research After much ado, the Scarecrow in “The Wizard of Oz” finally got a brain and, with it, as with all human brains, came the knowledge of geometry. “The sum of the square roots of…
Golfers have more choice that ever when it comes to the sport in 2018. Equipment, clothes, shoes, and even golf technology have spoiled everyone for choice. Due to the games continued evolution, golf companies are continuing to create great new items for players. With 2018 upon us, here are 5 golf trends of 2018 you…
Waggle Sets the Stage for Swing That Follows by Dr. T. J. Tomasi, Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research The good golf swing begins with a bridge, or pre-motion — a waggle — that alerts the body to the start of the dynamic motion of the swing. There are many…
