Entries by Robert Nava
Can You Get Better at Golf Watching YouTube?
Have you seen the latest Rick Shiels review? Maybe you watched a recent golf vlog from Golfholics? If you’re a tech nerd and love crunching launch monitor data, I’m sure you’ve seen TXG. The quality and amount of information we can find on the internet is mind-numbing. You can find at least five different driver […]
Does cutting trees take the teeth out of a golf course?
We are working on several new and exciting things at the golf course, and I never know what to blog. New tech, new equipment, new renovations all seem exciting. I spend most of my days pushing paper and talking with the golfers to make sure we hear their excitement and their concerns. Recently we have […]
Is a launch monitor neccessary?
How important is launch monitor data? All the pundits on Golf Channel and YouTube try to sell us on the idea that we can’t be a good golfer without data. You will never hit it long or straight unless you know your AoA (Angle of Attack) or your FTPR (Face to Path Ratio) or any […]
Is golf too expensive for our youth to learn?
The Value of Golf With the holidays upon us and the New Year right around the corner, everyone I know is counting the money we have for the small things in life. As biased as I am about golf, even I have to freely admit that golf is a luxury, not a necessity. My only […]
How do I keep my golf game up in the Winter!
We have all fallen victim to the winter blues. Wet, cold, foggy conditions in Tulare County stop most of us from coming out and playing, nevermind taking time to practice on the range. As the days get shorter it may be more difficult to come hit a bucket after work, or spend just a little […]
Why should you consider custom clubs?
Why should you consider custom clubs? Media is pushing today’s golfer to buy the biggest and best and usually most expensive equipment available. If you’re like me, you watch Youtube reviews and read golf-related articles. Most of the media is fair and reasonable; however, as with all advertising, it’s sell, sell, sell! If you haven’t […]