My Improvement Loop: The Weekly Golf Practice Plan That’s Lowering My Scores
A real-world weekly golf practice plan that helped me drop nearly 9 strokes in 6 weeks. This routine combines structure, feedback, and focus.
Swings, Sand, and One Suspicious Shrub
A lighthearted league round recap at Fellows Creek: topped shots, cottonwood chaos, curious wildlife, and plenty of funny women’s golf stories.
5 Months, 5 Swings: My Golf Season Blueprint
This golf season training plan breaks your game into five focused months of improvement—designed for real golfers with limited time and big goals. Progress, one swing at a time.
Not Perfect, But (Mostly) Pointed in the Right Direction
My first month of my structured golf improvement is in the books: new routines, better tempo, mobility gains, and a short game that’s finally showing up.
Not Keeping Score. Just Keeping Receipts.
A wry golf recap from Bird Creek GC—par saves, 3-putts, a breakout 7 wood, and the most carefully tracked casual golf round recap of the season.
Training for a Strong Swing
Discover a practical guide to strength training for recreational golfers. Build power, balance, and confidence in your swing—without living in the gym.
A Draw, a Drill, and a Bit of Dignity: Notes from a Swing Clinic
Just your average Thursday full swing clinic: half swings, light shoulder strain, a golf pro with a swing capture app, and the sudden realization I’ve been swinging the club wrong this whole time.
My Messiest Round of Golf — and Why I’m Glad I Played It
My first league round with the University of Michigan Women’s Golf Club was a disaster on the scorecard—but filled with lessons, support, and small wins.
Mobility Moves for Better Golf
Unlock better rotation, balance, and recovery with this smart, effective golf mobility routine. See how I track progress, set goals, and use GOWOD to stay built for the swing.
Getting Comfortable on the Course (When You Feel Like Everyone’s Watching)
Nervous on the first tee? Me too. Here’s how I’m learning to play through stage fright, self-doubt, and that polite khaki-clad jury.