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Joe Schmo · PGA Professional

A little guidance. A whole new game.

The practice notebook

Small ideas. Better golf.

A few thoughtful minutes can change the way you practise, think and play.

Golfer in a yellow shirt finishing a swing on a tree-lined course beneath a cloudy blue sky.
Photo: Courtney CookIllustrative stock photograph

On the course · 4 minute read

A pre-shot routine you can trust

When the next shot feels important, a simple routine gives your attention somewhere useful to go.

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Putter head beside a white golf ball on a putting green, with a golfer’s shoe at the left.
Photo: Mick De PaolaIllustrative stock photograph

Short game · 4 minute read

Better distance control on the green

Good putting begins with pace. A ball that finishes close leaves a calmer second putt.

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White golf ball resting on an orange tee in grass, with trees blurred behind it.
Photo: Will PoradaIllustrative stock photograph

Getting started · 3 minute read

Make your first range session count

You do not need a perfect swing to start enjoying golf. A small plan makes your first practice session much more useful.

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Your next chapter

A better game
begins with you.

Tell me where you are now, and where you’d like to go.
We’ll take the next step together.

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