Golfers at every level search for consistency. One round, the swing feels effortless, and the next, every shot feels like a battle. While technique and practice are vital, one of the most overlooked aspects of performance is the pre-shot routine—the system you follow before every swing or putt.

If your range game doesn’t match your on-course performance, transfer training may be the missing piece. Discover drills and strategies to make your practice truly game-ready.

One of the biggest challenges golfers face is transferring their range game to the golf course. Most practice sessions don’t mirror the decisions, variety, and pressure of actual play. By randomizing clubs, simulating holes, and adding pressure to practice, you can finally bridge the gap and make your swing show up where it matters most—on the course.

I’m excited to announce that I’m now teaching at Flagstick Golf Performance in Boynton Beach, FL. This state-of-the-art golf training facility offers TrackMan, SAM PuttLab, high-speed video, custom club fitting, and indoor/outdoor practice areas for year-round improvement. Whether you’re a beginner or a competitive player, I provide personalized golf lessons designed to add distance, improve accuracy, sharpen your short game, and lower your scores. Conveniently located in Boy

Discover how shifting from mindless range sessions to purposeful, game-like practice can transform your golf performance. Learn practical strategies that simulate pressure, stimulate learning, and elevate your results.

What’s the key to real, lasting improvement in your golf game? It’s not just swing tips—it’s the perfect blend of timeless fundamentals and cutting-edge technology. In this post, PGA Coach Eric J. MacDonald explains how mastering the basics, using tools like TrackMan and SAM PuttLab, and practicing with purpose can transform the way you play.

If you want to lower your handicap fast, look no further than your wedges. I’ve seen it time and time again—players lose five to ten strokes per round due to poor distance control inside 100 yards. As a PGA Professional at The Old Course at Broken Sound, I coach my students through a structured system that blends tech, feel, drills, and accountability. This post will give you a complete wedge distance control plan that combines data, purposeful practice, and on-course applic

This post breaks down how I help players develop the Scoring Mindset—a system of routines, reflections, and mental triggers that work when it matters most.

Too many golf tips online sound like this: "Keep your head down." "Swing easy." "Don't overswing." While these phrases are common, they rarely create lasting improvement. As a PGA Professional and Lead Assistant Golf Professional at The Old Course at Broken Sound, I’ve found that meaningful progress comes from data-driven training, customized drills, and real-world scenarios.

If you’ve ever stood over a wedge shot just yards from the green and ended up chunking it short—or worse, blading it across the green—you’re not alone. These frustrating misses are common even for seasoned golfers. The good news? They’re usually caused by a few identifiable—and fixable—mistakes.

Every golfer has faced that moment of hesitation: you're standing over the ball, unsure of the wind, the pin position, or which club to choose. That indecision often leads to a poorly executed shot. But what if you could take the guesswork out of the game? Enter the yardage book system — your personal playbook for success.

When most golfers think about improving their swing, they focus on mechanics—grip, posture, clubface, and path. But there’s a hidden ingredient that separates great ball-strikers from the rest: tempo and timing. These elements are the glue that hold your mechanics together under pressure, creating repeatability and rhythm in your swing.

When it comes to lowering your scores, wedge play is one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal. While distance off the tee gets the spotlight, it’s distance control with wedges that sets up birdie chances and saves pars. Whether you're facing a 50-yard pitch or a 100-yard approach, mastering your wedge distances can transform your scoring game.

In golf, consistency isn’t just about mechanics — it's about mindset. One of the most overlooked but powerful tools for building both consistency and confidence is a pre-shot routine. Every top golfer in the world uses one, and if you want to elevate your game, it’s time to develop your own.

Every golfer finds themselves in trouble at some point—behind a tree, in the rough, or boxed into a tight corner. The key to turning these moments into momentum isn’t luck; it’s strategy, control, and a cool head.

When it comes to lowering scores, few skills are as critical as reading greens effectively. Whether you're a weekend warrior or an aspiring

Enter the Fairway Finder Tee Shot, a reliable shot designed to maximize accuracy while still maintaining solid distance.

One of the biggest challenges golfers face is bringing their best game from the practice range to the course. When you’re on the range, ther

Golfers often face unpredictable conditions on the course, and one of the most challenging is wind. A strong breeze can send your ball saili

Every golfer wants more distance off the tee, but most focus on swinging harder rather than using their body efficiently.