Our own Tom Morton recently visited the KCRA studios to give his tips on how to improve your putting game. Click HERE to watch the video. When buying a putter, spend some time trying them all out. There are many different hosel configurations on putters these days and you won’t know which you like best… Continue reading →
Tom Morton recently posted this video on his blog, The Official Blog of Tom Morton, and I wanted to share it with our viewers too. Watch this video to see how NIKE Golf’s tour players prepare before putting. Will any of these golf putting tips work for your game? Email subscribers, click HERE to watch… Continue reading →
Here’s this week’s tip to help you improve your game. Leave a comment telling us if this drill works for you and stay tuned for next week’s game improvement tip! TARGET DRILLThis putting drill is similar to darts, only the target is on the floor. Cut out three circles from paper. The smallest one should… Continue reading →
We’re going to start a new series on this blog, offering a new golf tip at least once a week to help you improve your game. Leave a comment to let us know how each drill works for you and if there is something specific you want to learn. We want to hear from you!… Continue reading →
From 1967, a golf tip from our original head, Tom LoPresti, that appeared in The Sacramento Union. Tom LoPresti won the 1962 National PGA Pro of the Year Award and was the head PGA golf professional at the Haggin Oaks Golf Course for 62 years – from 1932-1994. In Golf- “Think Swing,” “Especially on the… Continue reading →
Tom Morton is the PGA Director of Player Performance for Morton Golf and shares this golf tip to improve your short game, specifically pitching from 10 to 50 yards from the green.
Greetings Golfers! Now that spring has officially sprung, it is time to get the golf clubs out and dusted off. Throughout the year, Shaun Barnes, PGA Professional at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex, will be sharing golf tips, golf fitness tips, and random golf anecdotes with our readers. Through many discussions with Shaun’s golf students,… Continue reading →