Break 100, 90, 80, or Whatever Your Number Is This Year

This week with Those Weekend Golf Guys we have an in depth interview with Corbin Cowan, the creator of the experience all golfers long for with The Albatross Golf Society. Membership in this society allows golfers of all abilities to compete in a tournamant setting that mirrors the competition we watch on TV. The albatross Golf Society holds tournaments for the members at various courses across the country and invites many celebrities to play too. So you can compete in handicapped flights, play for valuable prizes, and rub shoulders with celebrities, athletes and more.

Check out the schedule of events and how to join at http://albatrossgolf.org

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John Ashton and Top100 teacher Jeff smith discuss ways to practice all aspects of your game both inside and at the range or at the course. As well as describe some somple practice aids that can be used with a minumum of expense, many of them use items you already have around the house. If lower golf scores are what you are after this season, you can't miss listening to this episode.

A few different topics. Jeff describes a couple of the articles you can read in soe forthcoming editions of Golf Magazine. John and Jeff talk about the benefits of getting fit for a new driver even though John's current driver works very well. We discuss why some people get frustrated and leave the game because they find it difficut if not impossobke to improve and that many times the reason is because their equipent does not fit them properly. Did you get yoiur clubs at a yard sale? from a friend? on Facebook Marketplace? They may not ne right for you and that's why you can't get any better. Go get fit professionally. Plus we revisit the Gilligan! Another fun, entertaining and funny edition of Those Weekend Golf Guys

The main topic of todays' episode is a few twists to some money (dare we say gambling?) games on the course. Many of us use Milligans. That of course is an official "do over" when we have a bad shot. Prior to Teeing off we will decide how many Mulligans per side each player will get.

But now we suggest adding the "Gilligan". That is also a "do over" but a "do over" demanded by one of the others in your group. Let's say you hit the shot of your life. On a Par 5 you stripe a fairway wood and it rolls up on the green. Chance at an eagle putt. But since I am such a good friend and competitor I will say, "WOW! What a great shot man. Now do it again."

Yeah, I can call a Gilligan on any shot (however many times we agreed on. Same number as Mulligans). I can make any shot that I thnk might really hurt my chances of winnng the hole null and void. We think this will add a whole new dimension of fun to your next round.

Also Jeff expains how to play the game "Wolf" correctly. It's a whole episode on making your next round more fun if not more prfitable

Jeff explains to John (and everyone else) how to predict the green speed. Many techniques to use like  simply walk on the green. Is it spongy (slow) or firm (fast)? Is the grass dark or shiny? That tells you if the grass is growing toward you (slower, more friction) or away from you (faster, less friction).

Jeff also offers some tips and techniques on how to handle the different speeds once you are able to predict the speed acurately.

After an explanation and description on some of the cool new products Jeff saw at this year's PGA Merchandise Show he tackles some listers' qustions. The first was from a man in Florida who is having a halluva time hitting his Tee shots straight. Just like most of us, right? Well, Jeff goes into great detail on how to not only hit it straight but also how to shape a Tee Shot if warranted. This is another great, can't miss it episode of Those weekend Golf Guys that will make you a better golfer by your next round.

Every year Jeff Smith attends the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando. When there Jeff and most of his Top 100 Teacher bretheren visit the booths manyfacturers of the tools they use for better teaching. They also participate in discussions and official learning events during the show. But when the display areas close down for the day, they all retire to Jeff;s Irlando Condo and drink a bit and talk gold some ore. This is a conversation between Jeff and his buddy, Tony Roggerie from the Dew Sweepes Podcast... Enjoy

Whether you want to teach your child to play golf so he/she can compete in Junior Tournaments, or play in school, maybe get a college scholarship, or just want a companion on your weekly rounds, Jeff and James talk about the various ways to teach kids how to play the game properly.

And they also caution parents on how to avoid pushing their children too hard or otherwise screwing up the lessons.

For more information on finding a great teacher for your child (or yourself) visit:jeffsmithgolfinstruction.com

Have a problem or need some help with your game? Address any questions you might have to john@thoseweekendgolfguys.com and we will have Jeff Smith address the question on the show.

How obnoxious are you on the golf course? These are the things so many of us do that we hould stop doing so we no longer piss off our playing parners or others on the golf course. For instance: don't be the guy who tell others what they did wrong when a shot goes awry. Dont be the guy who hangs in the cart until after his partner hits to go to his ball and assess the shot and take it.Don't be the guy who talks loudly while others are trying to take the shot. There are a while raft of things we sometomes do that we all should be aware of and try to stop doing this seasin on the golf course.

Ever been tantalized by the allure of shiny new golf clubs, convinced they hold the power to transform your game? Get ready to shake off that spell as John Ashton, Jeff Smith, and special guest James Hong steer the conversation towards the real game changer in golf – skill honed through quality instruction. We dissect the hype around USGA equipment regulations and offer a fresh perspective on how personal improvement, not just the tools in your bag, leads to a more rewarding experience on the green.

Imagine shaving strokes off your score and breaking 90 without reinventing your entire golf swing. In this episode, we lay out the roadmap to success, focusing on practice that's as smart as it is strategic. We'll introduce you to the concept of personal par and share insights on the mental game that will have you selecting clubs with renewed confidence. Plus, we discuss the underestimated art of putting, revealing how a shift in mindset might be all that stands between you and fewer three-putts.

Who says the off-season has to stall your progress? We're spilling our favorite indoor training secrets that can keep your swing in top shape from the comfort of your home. You'll learn about inventive practices like chipping pennies onto a sofa and why visualizing success could be your ticket to consistency on the course. As the frost sets in, join us for this engaging session with John, Jeff, and James, and turn the chill of winter into your golf game's unlikely ally.