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Showing posts 31 through 40 of 71 Results.What PGA Pro’s Playing Style Does Your Game Most Resemble
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Keiser University College of Golf Instructors answer, What PGA Pro’s Playing Style Does Your Game Most Resemble? ERIC WILSON Certainly not Bryson DeChambeau! Length has never been my strong suit. I’m mostly about fairways and greens, which brings to mind the great Ben Hogan. While I may try to emulate Mr. Hogan’s playing style, I’m…
Who Would be Your Perfect Partner in a Four-Ball Stroke Play Competition and Why?
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Keiser University College of Golf Instructors answer, Who Would be Your Perfect Partner in a Four-Ball Stroke Play Competition? ERIC WILSON My ideal playing partner would be my friend and co-worker, Ken Martin. Ken has the ability to “go deep” (he once shot 28 on the back nine in a college event and shot a…
Which PGA Pro’s Swing Style Does Yours Most Resemble?
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Keiser University College of Golf Instructors answer, Which PGA Pro’s Swing Style Does Yours Most Resemble? ERIC WILSON Matt Kuchar. While our body types are not the same, Matt has a pronounced “flat” swing position at the top. I grew up playing with that “flat” style until I took lessons from Cary Middlecoff’s instructor,…
The Masters’ Predictions 2020
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Here are The Masters’ predictions from Keiser University College of Golf PGA Staff Dr. Eric Wilson: The Masters 2020! Wow, have I been waiting a long time for this one! Normally played in April, this should be a different look and feel at Augusta National. It will be interesting seeing the course at this time…
Golf Score: What Type of 80’s Shooter are You?
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by Dr. T.J. Tomasi A Legacy Post by Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research (1940-2023) According to the National Golf Foundation, a bunch of people who get paid to figure stuff like this out, the average score shot by the 25 million or so American golfers is ~102. A mere…
How to Swing a Golf Club: When Less is More
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by Dr. T.J. Tomasi A Legacy Post by Keiser University College of Golf Senior Faculty and Director of Research (1940-2023) Often golfers use too much conscious effort loading up their right side (left for lefties) during the backswing. Thus, they get out of position at the top of the swing, producing timing problems during the…
College of Golf March 2020 Events
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Keiser University College of Golf Students Excel at Honda Classic Pro-Am Thanks to Crucial Preparation Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional and Golf Program Director, along with Dr. Eric Wilson, PGA Legacy Master Professional and Executive Director of Golf Operations, recently provided caddy training to 44 Keiser University College of Golf students at the Flagship campus’…
College of Golf February 2020 Events
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Keiser University College of Golf Staff Members Earn Titleist Performance Certifications Five Keiser University College of Golf leaders recently earned Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level One Certification while attending a two-day seminar in Orlando, Florida. Dr. Eric Wilson, Executive Director of Golf Operations; Brian Hughes, Golf Program Director; Frank Longabucco, PGA Faculty; Ken Martin, PGA…
Rules of Golf that are Misinterpreted or Ignored
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Rules of Golf that are Misinterpreted or Ignored By Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional, Keiser University College of Golf Instructor Historically, the rules of the game of golf have been perplexing to many golfers. In many cases, this is because they’ve been passed down by those who are unaware of the true guidelines. This year,…
What was Your Favorite Thing at the PGA Merchandise Show This Year?
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What was Your Favorite Thing at the PGA Merchandise Show This Year? By Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional Keiser University College of Golf As an instructor, I am always interested in the latest in training devices. These aids run anywhere from inexpensive items such as alignment tools for putting or full swings all the way…
