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The par 5’s and par 3’s are the“Kings & Queens”... Of your golf game

What I learned at the 2026 PGA Golf Show

The Greatest Golfer of All Time Debate

This Is an Article About Breaking 90

This is an article about when is it time to change your irons?

This is an article about understanding your golf handicap

Syracuse District Golf Association Hall of Fame – Class of 2025

This is an article about playing too much golf

This is an article about golf vs other sports

This is an article about how golf helps your brain!

Understanding Golf Handicap

Hitting More Greens

Is taking a divot good or bad for your golf game?

This is a article about golf club fitting

This is a article about the 73rd PGA Show

This is a blog post about the new and old trends in golf

This is a poem for golfers during the Christmas season.

This is a blog post including Perrys experience, and the people he spoke with at the SDGA Hall of Fame

“Iron grip size is the most important element related to grips and it is a significant component of a properly fit set of clubs”. Graig Zimmerman said that a few years ago. Graig is the GM of the RedTail Golf Center in Beaverton, Oregon, as well as a regular pick on Golf Digest’s list of America’s Best Club Fitters. Graig also said, “Grip size is often overlooked or an afterthought of the fitting process and the wrong grip size can have a substantial impact on how clubs perfo

As many of you know who have read my columns over the years, I like to compare historical tournament information with current tournament statistics and trivia to determine if there are any similarities or differences between todays PGA Tour players to the greats of the past. I found a few I hope you will enjoy. For starters... * There have been only three golfers in history to win THE MASTERS “twice”, at a younger age than Scottie Scheffler (27)...Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods a