Have you ever watched Matty Blake on NBCsports.com? He’s a golf fanatic, listens to Golf Smarter and is very, very funny.  I loved this piece so much that I invited Matty to come onto the show to discuss in detail his 7 Deadly Golf Sins. He’s also “The Caddie” at fedex.com.

Everyone has their own pet peeves that really tick them off when they’re on the course, especially when it comes to basic golf etiquette. C’mon, you know you do. We’re going to have a lot of fun with this and want to hear your stories. Please send them in and we’ll share them in the interview with Matty B. Recording will take place on the afternoon of April 16.

Corey Taylor is a Titleist Performance Institute Certified Level 3 golf fitness trainer who trains PGA and LPGA pros, but also works with local golfers who are simply looking to improve (more…)

In preparation for our upcoming launch of GOLF SMARTER “For Members Only”, I’m working feverishly to archive every episode in the GOLF SMARTER podcast archives.  That’s more than 100 hours of instruction, tips, (more…)

  4/5/06 Episode #16 is an invitation by GOLF SMARTER for you to look at detailed satellite images of each course while you listen to the podcast on your computer. Download the free Google Earth application and (more…)

Since December 2005, I have published episodes of GOLF SMARTER each and every week and the response from listeners worldwide has been extremely positive.

You’ve made suggestions and requests and you know how much I value your feedback.

In order to continue to provide interviews with the world’s top golf experts to help improve your game, we’re moving to (more…)

Glen Coombe offers The Money Back Guarantee Putting Lesson and Putting Experience, and not many have requested a refund. On episode #170 of the GOLF SMARTER podcast, Glen gives us great advice on how (more…)

With the proper tools you can easily fix your swing. It’s not rocket science according to Chuck Quinton of RotarySwing.com, and a simple, effortless, powerful swing can be learned with good (more…)

In the beginning of golf, all clubs were the same length. With the advent of steel shafts, mass production, R&D and huge marketing budgets by major manufacturers, we’ve been convinced that every club needs to be a different length to be effective. But isn’t the most important element in the variables of shot distance the angle of the club face? David Lake, founder of 1 Iron Golf (more…)