Todd Sones is one of Golf Digest’s 50 Best Teachers in America and has been a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor every year since 1995. He currently serves on the Golf Academy of America’s National Advisory Board and runs a scoring zone school outside Chicago. Every few weeks, Todd sends out video tips on putting and the short game. They’re […]
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One of my favorite things about Rules of Golf is instructor Ed Ekis. He’s a PGA Professional, and he’s been there, done that, if you know what I mean. Ed has been around awhile. He likes to joke that he once played golf with Old Tom Morris, but he’s also had conversations with Ben Hogan. The
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We’re 40 years deep into video, and still no two swings look the same. -Paul Azinger, 1993 PGA Champion, during ESPN’s coverage of The Open Championship
The first person ever to break par at an Open Championship was Bobby Jones in 1927. Maybe that’s why they loved him!
It was the summer of 1999. I had just finished my freshman year at Arizona State, and I was in the British Isles as part of a study abroad program with the Barrett Honors College. For six weeks, we attended classes in London, England, Dublin, Ireland, and Edinburgh, Scotland. It’s been several years, but there are
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