How often have you wondered how other players play so well?  One way to find out is to play with them.  Even simple observations about their course management, what they do when in a bad situation, or the way they handle themselves around the green can help you to learn how to score better!  Playing with a lower handicap player even if its just a few strokes can help you improve.  So find a course, find some people who play well and learn from them!!

This week we talk about Whoop, how it can help you to understand your body and fitness.  Plus I discuss what I use for workouts: Golf Gains Fitness and how it has helped me.  Remember everything you see each week on TV is the result of a lot of hard work behind the scenes!!

This week I discuss how great it was to have a week off and the challenges of a bad day on course.

The new year kicks off with a broad overview of my goals for the year for myself and the show.

This episode highlights the importance and complexity of data driven golf.  I highlight the important numbers, talk about some of the more complicated ones, and explain how getting, understanding, and manipulating your numbers will lower your scores.  Remember to follow on instagram @suppliestogreenside.

In this episode, I go through some of my personal favorite gifts for the holiday season!

This week we talk about how important it is to make every day and every session count.  Always have something that you are working to improve!

Today we talk about the club fitting process and how it works, how it can benefit you, and what a fitting entails.

This week, we discuss how golf is a form of medicine including an article citing studies to prove it.  We also talk about the mental aspect of golf and how it is one of the most challenging aspects of the game.  Next week we will discuss fittings and how they can benefit your game.

This episode highlights the importance of shot making in team events and how piling on the pressure can help you excel when playing on your own.  I also bid a bittersweet farewell to UNC Finley's current course layout.