Archive for November, 2009

Golf and Skiing

I don’t recommend you do it often, but once in a while it’s fun to trade in the sticks for a pair of skis! Here’s a short clip from last weekend. Nothing fancy, just a few pre-season turns at Loveland Ski Area in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.

Thanks for stopping by. Until next time, keep it in the short grass!

Mike Snyder

Twitter: @Mike_Snyder

Play Better Golf Thorugh Tracking Stats

My dad and I went and played Ute Creek yesterday in Longmont, Colorado and I decided to show the stats I track every round of golf and why they’re important. I encourage everyone to keep track throughout the season. Feedback is critical and can be used in so many positive ways moving forward.

Above is yesterday’s scorecard. Why are the stats I track important and how do I use the numbers?

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Improving Your Game in the Off Season

Last week a snow storm rolled through Denver dropping 15 inches in 48 hours and reminded me just how close we are to the off season. Luckily the sun has returned and golf is in our future for a while longer. But the warm weather won’t last long and so the question becomes, Now What? How can I work to improve my golf game in the off season?

Is it possible to make progress on our game with snow on the ground?

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