Darrin Gee of the Spirit of Golf Academy on the basis of his teaching methods and books that focus on the seven principles of playing better golf as well as identifying the seven personalities found in golfers.
This is the first time this episode has ever been released publicly as it was a Members Only episode when it was originally published in March 2011.

172: Jeff Ritter breaks bread with host Fred Greene and listeners at our weekend of fun and golf in Scottsdale Arizona for our Golf Smarter Adventure 2011. Jeff answers questions from the group about game improvement, talks about his someone in Korea who has learned how to swing a golf club just by watching Jeff's YouTube videos, and more.

John Kantarski is a left handed golfer who specializes in helping leftys, but is also very successful helping right handed golfers because they easily mirror his instruction. He also talks about working with and being certified by Hank Haney.

Marcos Zuazu teaches at the only Mexico based Jim McLean golf school. He talks about warming up before a round and the value of taking a playing lesson. El Camaleon course at Mayakoba is also the only course in Mexico on the PGA tour.

Jim Waldron of the Balance Point Golf Schools returns for part 2 of our discussion on his upcoming book, "The 15 Gates to Golf (and how to unlock them)" This full hour episode was a Members Only episode that digs deeper to address the rest of the "gates" to improve your game. This is the first time it’s been released publicly. Originally published 1/19/11

Jim Waldron of the Balance Point Golf Schools will discuss his upcoming book, "The 15 Gates to Golf (and how to unlock them)" He shares how to learn skills effectively, how to practice more efficiently, and how in the lifetime of a committed golfer, his Fifteen Gates will appear first as "obstacles", but later on, as "entry ways" to success.
Originally published 1/12/11
This is part 1 of two. Next week, we'll conclude the conversation with a full hour of his thoughts and epiphanies.

Robert Trent Jones, Jr is one of the most famous course architects in the world. In June, 2006 host Fred Greene was hired by Troon Golf to interview Jones for a video project about a new course being developed in Puerto Rico. The project stalled, but Fred held onto the interview for five years before making it a Golf Smarter episode. This is the first time this episode has ever been released publicly as it was a Members Only episode when it was originally published in December 2010.

Jeff Ritter of MTT Performance reminds us that we’re always “In the Zone”, but it’s our thoughts and doubts that bring us out of it regularly. Jeff returns to talk about his style of integrated coaching, which includes elements of fitness, mechanics, nutrition and the mental game. Originally published 12/10/10

Jon Adler is a performance coach focused on working with golfers and executives. He says that we need to get our mind right to let our bodies swing the club. We spend too much time on correcting our swing during a round, but not correcting our mind.

Chuck Evans of the Medicus Golf Schools talks about putting, improving your short game, and provides some off season and indoor practice tips. He generously offers to do a free clinic at the opening round of our Golf Smarter Scottsdale Adventure at Grayhawk (Unfortunately Chuck wasn’t able to join us, but we did have dinner and a recording with Jeff Ritter. More on that in a couple weeks).