I can’t remember seeing a more composed finish under pressure than Ryan Fox’s remarkable Open Championship victory. Twice, when the Claret Jug was within touching distance, bad luck struck. On the 15th his tee shot finished right up against the back lip of a bunker, leaving him no option but to chip backwards. On the …
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This interview took place around the year 2020. Oyvind Hafslund is a Norwegian golfer Brian met 10 years ago. He emailed Brian after having looked at his original YouTube video; “Easiest swing in golf”. They first met on Skype and did very soon discover that their life paths and mind sets had a lot of …
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Were you fortunate enough to watch the British Open and witness Ryan Fox’s sensational finish? What impressed me most wasn’t just his aggressive play, but the speed with which he played. He rarely stood over the ball for more than ten seconds. Even on the final green, only 22 seconds passed between Sam Burns holing …
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“No matter how I play, I’m never off my system. I more than likely will be the only consistent golfer that ever lived.” Count Yogi Harry M. Frankenberg (better known as Count Yogi) was an enigmatic, some would say mysterious, golfer born in the early part of the 20th century. All during the 1920’s 30’s …
The Five Tibetan Rites are an ancient yoga practice that consist of a sequence of five exercises, each performed a total of 21 times (in the video below I suggest you start by doing each rite a total of only 7 times to begin with). Believed to restore a person’s vitality and strength, the Five Tibetan Rites are traditionally known as …
Ernest Jones was a successful golf swing coach of the early and mid-20th century, famous for his whole swing approach to coaching. Criticising the tendency of swing coaches to divide the swing into numerous parts, comparing it to dissecting a cat, he described the process as producing ‘blood, guts, and bones all over the place …
Well done to Shane Lowry yesterday on winning this year´s British Open on home soil! Yet another Irishman winning a major in the last 15 years. Yes, on a global scale, the Irish certainly punch above their weight when it comes to golf. Not only was I struck by how much fun Lowry was having …