RSS FeedBig hitting Bubba Watson has been known for his distance but has failed to win on the PGA Tour until yesterday. In an exciting final round that saw the leaders falter, it was Watson and PGA Champions Corey Pavin and Scott Verplank who all posted excellent final round scores. They posted numbers while the leaders [...]
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McDowell didn’t win the Open
Posted by Jordan Caron on June 21st, 2010
He was gift wrapped it by the various Sunday CHOKES or collapses by 3 of the games biggest names and a 25 year old who lost control of his round very early own. I will say that I have watched McDowell closely for the last 8 years and I do think he is a great [...]
2010 US Open – Final Round
Posted by Jordan Caron on June 19th, 2010
I am so EXCITED for the 2010 US Open Final round tomorrow. The course has been tough but fair and the players who are on top of their games are right their in the mix. Looking at the leader board they’re some great stories and I will break down each players story in the top [...]
Golf Strategy – Stay Aggressive
Posted by Jordan Caron on June 15th, 2010
Below is an audio file on this blog post of golf strategy. Blog Entry June 15/2010 by GolfInstrcutionGuy.com This past weekend on the PGA Tour Robert Garrigus held a 3 shot lead standing on the 72nd hole. Needing only a double bogey 6 he had plenty of wiggle room to steer home his first career [...]
Golf Practice
Posted by Jordan Caron on June 12th, 2010
Last night I headed down to the the club to follow a few friends around in a match. A junior I taught a few years ago was chipping on the practice green. I was shocked when I saw what he was chipping with. It wasn’t a rock or anything like that, well actually it was! [...]
Golf Strategy – Laying Up
Posted by Jordan Caron on June 6th, 2010
Just a quick post and tip on laying up as I just watched Tim Petrovic at this weeks PGA Event at the Memorial hit at layup shot on the par 5 7th hole. Many players think the layup is an easy shot and they spend very little time thinking about where they should hit it [...]
