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Ryder Cup 2012: Much Ado About Very Little

By Wayne | blog

There is an inexorable urge among the media to assess blame for the United States’ loss in this year’s Ryder Cup. They just don’t get it. It doesn’t matter who played whom in what position. It doesn’t matter what guys were picked by the captains. What matters is that match play is an entirely one- […]

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Match Play and the Ryder Cup: It’s Personal

By Wayne | blog

I am often asked by golfers who compete about the difference between match play and stroke play, and the question becomes all the more relevant with the Ryder Cup upon us again. There are really only 4 important match play tournaments for Tour pros: the World Golf Championship tournament at the beginning of the year, […]

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This Guy Must Be Terrible

By Wayne | blog

I don’t think it would be reaching to say that every player who spends time on the PGA Tour by earning exempt status is an excellent player. Some obviously have better careers than others. Some have fine careers without winning, some win then disappear. Some have picturesque swings, some have odd looking moves that might […]

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Blues Jam (with video)

By Wayne | blog

You’ve gotten a taste of Wayne’s blues harp in the post “Swing Analysis: In the Lab: Swing Observations“. Here we have Wayne jamming out two full songs (blues harp and vocals) playing with a live band in an open jam format. The rest of the band is as follows: Scott Martin – Piano, Bruce Martin […]

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You Can’t Fail if You Don’t Try

By Wayne | blog

It is not hard to see why a teaching pro who achieves a decent level of success (meaning a busy lesson book) would play less competitive golf or stop playing altogether. First there is the opportunity cost, as missing a day of work could mean more $ than finishing first in whatever tournament there is […]

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