PGA of America Director of Fitness and Performance Getting the Word Out About PKU

Imagine not being able to eat a normal diet of chicken, milk, cheese or even bread. Now imagine being a parent of a small child that can’t eat these foods, because the essential amino acids found in these foods can be toxic and cause neurological problems and permanent brain damage to their child.

Swing Essentials: Build A Better Golf Swing
	A poor set-up forces you to make compensations in your swing, so it is important to find the correct set-up for your swing, and learn to repeat it. Most high-handicappers—and even some low-handicappers and professionals—make common mistakes in their set-ups, which cause them to hit bad shots, develop bad habits and wreak havoc on their bodies. Let’s look at one of the most common mistakes in the set-up: too much weight in the heels at the address position.

Achieving Greatness With Goals Part 1

How many of you actually sat down on January 1st and made a list of New Year’s resolutions, or things that you really wanted to accomplish this coming year? What gave you the desire to come up with your New Year’s resolutions?  What gave you the motivation to want to sit down and write out on paper the things you wanted to change about yourself, or the things you wanted to accomplish in the coming year?

Caddy For A Cure Offers Caddy Opportunity For PGA Champion Rich Beem At AT&T Classic

Caddy For A Cure, Inc., the opportunity of a golfing lifetime to go inside
the ropes and caddy for the world's best players at PGA TOUR venues, announces
the participation of world-class PGA TOUR player, Rich Beem.

Etiquette Story

Etiquette has always been a big part of our culture. We pride ourselves on being polite and acting proper in certain situations. Proper etiquette always gets noticed and more importantly improper behavior really gets noticed. For instance...

The British Open Championships

It was the seventeenth day of October, in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty that eight golfers showed up at the Prestwick Golf Club and played the 12-hole golf course three times in one day to decide the first British Open Championship.

No Boundaries!

LUCK happened that night in April when I stood and watched the publisher of Golf Fitness Magazine being interviewed for a golf/talk radio program in Orlando, FL.  FORTUNE, however, happened as I sat with Ken Peck, double amputee and Marketing Director for the National Amputee Golf Association and learned about his passion—golf.

From The Bottom Of The Cup

That sound you hear is not that of pit row on the NASCAR circuit, but the violent pummeling of calculator keys trying to figure out who qualifies for the PGA’s brand new FEDEX CUP championship.  That’s right, the PGA tour is about to enter a new era.  Instead of playing out the regular tour schedule as we all have grown accustomed to, the tour is redefining the season, adding a playoff, and a new way to crown its champion.