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If you want to putt like one of the worlds best putters currently on tour, here’s some insight from my son Redford’s good friend and former college teammate at UNLV, Taylor Montgomery. Redford has had a front row seat watching Taylor’s growth from college to caddying for him on the PGA Korn Ferry Tour and on the main PGA Tour. Taylor has used the same putter for 15 years . His number one drill is the gate drill as seen above . He uses this drill for 10 to 15 min every day dur

There’s a familiar saying in our game: “The sooner you start, the sooner you fall in love with it.” As a British PGA golf professional who has spent decades on the lesson tee, I’ve seen firsthand how early exposure to golf can shape a young player’s skill, confidence, and lifelong enjoyment of the sport. While golf is wonderfully inclusive at any age, there are distinct advantages to getting a club in a youngster’s hands sooner rather than later. 1. Young Golfers Build Solid

If you study the best putters in the world—players like Taylor Montgomery—you’ll see the same patterns: clean setup, stable motion, and a finish they hold every single time. Below are the core fundamentals, followed by two of the most effective drills you can use to train them. Core Putting Fundamentals 1. Eyes Over (or Slightly Inside) the Ball Proper eye placement improves alignment and helps you see the line correctly. 2. Ball Slightly Forward Promotes a gentle upward stri

Making Your Winter Range Sessions Count With the shorter days, many golfers spend more time on the range than the course. That’s a good thing—if your practice is structured. I often hear golfers say, “I’m great on the range but can’t take it to the course.” The reasons are simple: flat lies, perfect mats, and repetitive “bucket-of-mulligans” swings. To make real improvement, your range time needs purpose and quality. Here’s how to practice like a pro this month. --- 1. Warm U

Golf isn’t just a pastime—it’s a lifestyle, a source of joy, and one of the most beneficial sports for seniors. Whether you’re a lifelong player or picking up clubs for the first time, golf offers a unique combination of physical activity, mental engagement, and social connection that supports healthy aging. Here’s why it’s such a perfect fit for older adults. 1. Gentle Exercise That Keeps You Moving Unlike high-impact sports, golf provides low-intensity, consistent movement

There are certain moments in golf that just feel  bigger than the scorecard. A tour stop at the SAS Championship was one of them.  A huge congratulations goes out to Alex Cejka , who finally crossed the finish line with his first Champions Tour regular-season  event win. If you’ve been following his journey like I have, you know this wasn’t just another tournament victory. Cejka has stormed  onto the Champions Tour in recent seasons, capturing three senior major titles , prov

If you find yourself itching for some golf talk on your commute, or just waiting for your tee time, here are some good podcasts to scratch that itch. Podcasts are a great way to deep dive into subjects that you love, are intrigued by, or just to pass the time.  So whether you have 30 minutes, or several hours to kill, these podcasts consist of high-quality golf podcasts  across instruction, equipment, tour talk, and culture—plus why they’re worth your time : 1. No Laying Up V

In today’s workplace, team building has evolved well beyond trust falls, sticky name tags, and awkward group exercises. Companies are seeking memorable experiences that not only bring people together but actually develop communication, confidence, and shared enjoyment. One of the most surprisingly effective ways to accomplish this? Group golf lessons led by a British PGA Golf Professional, like Brian Bobbitt. Whether your team is full of experienced golfers or total beginners