Many golfers think swinging faster helps their game. But swinging faster without balance can lead to poor shots. Staying connected to the ground helps improve control. Focusing on how your body moves can lead to real progress. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Joey Diovisalvi Host:…
Self-coaching starts with paying close attention to each swing. When a shot feels off, there’s a reason behind it. The real fix often starts earlier in the movement. Clear awareness helps make lasting changes over time. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Fred Shoemaker Host: Fred…
Justin Bryant explained why knowing your numbers matters in golf. Understanding things like club speed and launch angle helps players improve. Tools like launch monitors show clear data instead of just guessing. This allows golfers to make better choices on the range and during games. Listen to the full Golf…
The focus here is on swinging fast, not hard. Many players try to hit harder, which doesn’t always help. Speed with control creates smoother movement and better contact. This change leads to better balance and cleaner shots. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Joey Diovisalvi Host:…
https://golfsmarter.com GS#1017 This week we speak with Matt Williams about the evolution of indoor golf and simulators, and the integration of AI technology in the sport. We delve into the journey of Golf Track, a successful indoor golf facility, and the development of the Noonan app, which leverages data from…
Unlock a golf fitness hack that works. A short daily routine can improve how you move. It combines weights, flexibility, mobility, and yoga. Just 15 to 18 minutes a day makes a difference. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Joey Diovisalvi Host: Fred Greene #GolfSmarterTV #GolfSmarter…
Golf teaches lessons about mindset and attitude. One golfer chose to see missed shots as steps toward improvement, not failure. This change helped him enjoy the game more and play better. How you view challenges can shape your success on and off the course. Listen to the full Golf Smarter…
Balance is key to improving your golf swing. Being steady helps you control your movements and swing with more power. A strong foundation leads to faster and more precise swings. Focus on your balance to take your game to the next level. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!:…
Golf courses today have much faster and smoother greens than in the past. Advances in agronomy and technology help maintain these improved surfaces with less water. New equipment from companies like Toro and John Deere plays a big role in this progress. These changes make the game more challenging and…
https"//golfsmarter.com GS#1016 September 9, 2025 This week on the Golf Smarter Podcast, Chris Finn returns to delve into the myths surrounding golf fitness. Chris is a Titliest Performance Institute Certified Medical Professional, a Certified Preceision Nutrition Coach and Golf Digest Top 50 Golf Fitness Professional. We explore a recent study…
Pebble Beach is a famous golf course known for its stunning oceanfront holes. These seaside holes offer incredible views and a unique design that many admire. The inland holes also have their own appeal but are less memorable than the ocean holes. Pebble Beach’s true beauty is found where the…
The true essence of golf lies in valuing the learning process over any single shot. Mistakes are not failures but chances to improve skills and understanding. This mindset removes pressure and helps players stay fully engaged with each shot. Focusing on the experience rather than the score brings more joy…
Marc Bender talked about playing Oakmont on the podcast. Oakmont tests every part of a golfer’s game with fast greens and tough rough. Even top players struggle with the course’s challenges and mental demands. Oakmont is a place where every shot and decision truly matters. Listen to the full Golf…
Golfers always want to improve their game and lower their scores. Eric Alpenfels explained the science behind target vision putting. The key is focusing on where you look and how your brain works with that information. Practice this technique before using it on the course to see better results. Listen…
https://golfsmarter.com GS#1015 September 2, 2025. In this episode of the Golf Smarter podcast we speak with Ben Helmrath, VP PGA Tour Superstores, and "caddie" for the TGL Champion Atlanta Drive about the exciting developments in golf, particularly focusing on the rise of golf simulators. Ben shares insights into the partnership…
Eric Alpenfels shared a helpful tip about long putts. Many golfers focus too much on small details and lose touch with distance. He suggests taking a few practice strokes while looking at the target, then stepping up and hitting the putt. This simple habit can help you stay focused and…
Playing golf can feel like just trying to get through each swing without messing up. Hitting the ball well is the most important first step. Without good hits, players can’t enjoy the fun and creativity of the game. Once that happens, golf becomes much more rewarding and enjoyable. Listen to…
Marc Bender shared a fresh idea about playing golf. Golf is mostly about handling mistakes, not hitting perfect shots every time. The best plan is to aim for the middle of the green and trust your putting. This way, you can make the most of your round by managing the…
Eric Alpenfels talked about two common ways golfers aim their shots. One method uses a nearby spot to help line up the swing, while the other focuses directly on the flag in the distance. Both styles work well, depending on the player. Golfers are encouraged to try each one and…
https://golfsmarter.com GS#1014 August 26, 2025 Dr. Izzy Justice returns to discuss the intricate relationship between brain function and golf performance from his new book, 'Your Brain Swings Every Club', which explores the cognitive aspects of golfing performance. Dr. Justice introduces the concept of 'chasing 10 hertz' to optimize mental states…
The technology used in golf has changed a lot since the early days. Even without advanced tools, studies could still measure results by hitting golf balls and tracking their distance and accuracy. New devices like Trackman have made these measurements easier and more precise. Overall, technology has helped improve the…
Some skills can only be learned by doing. Fred Shoemaker explained how we learn best by trying, failing, and trying again. Just as children learn to walk without being told, adults also benefit from experience. The things we learn early and through effort often stay with us the longest. Listen…
Green speed can change how well you putt. Marc Bender explained that slower greens are easier for less skilled putters. Mistakes are more forgiving, while fast greens require exact control. Knowing how speed affects your putt can help you adjust your game. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!:…
Many golfers get stuck thinking too much about their bodies. Eric Alpenfels noticed that amateurs often focus on shoulder turns, weight shifts, and elbow positions. But they rarely think about what the club is actually doing. Learning to pay attention to the club itself can make a real difference. Listen…