Monday, March 4, 2013
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
Michael Thompson got his first PGA Tour win this week at The Honda Classic. The key to Michael's victory was not getting ahead of himself and playing one shot at a time. Michael said that he learned to stay patient at last years US Open. He told himself he would not look at the leader board and just stick to his game plan. That's just what he did and we can all learn from his win. The next time you are on the course don't get caught up in how well you played the last hole or how many shots you need to make up for a bad hole. Just take your time and access the shot that you have at the moment. Stick to your routine and try to not worry about the result. What ever the result may be except it and move on the the next shot at hand. After the round is over add it all up. You just might have shot a better score than you thought you would. Par Breakers is here to help you "Take Control of Your Game and Learn More About Golf." For great golf tips and insight into the game subscribe to this blog today! http://www.parbreakers.com
Friday, March 1, 2013
Pre Shot Routine Matters
This week the PGA Tour returns to one of the toughest tracks on tour. The Honda Classic. Three of the hardest consecutive holes in golf lovingly known as "The Bear Trap" 15, 16 & 17. These three holes can determine the winner and many have lost the event during this stretch. If you can get through then you are a survivor. Victory may be yours to have and hold or to lose. We all have courses or a stretch of holes that we play that crush a good round and pound it into the dirt of our scorecards. The best way to take control of our game and overcome our worst holes is to stick to our routine. If we stay with a solid Pre-shot routine on every shot we can get a little more on auto pilot. This is when we perform our best golf even under pressure. We have to let the mind go blank and tune in on feel. Make feel a big part of your routine this upcoming season. It will help you get through your own personal Bear Trap and claim your right to victory!
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Improving your distance control and overall feel
Bernard Sheridan
Par Breakers Golf Academy
Distance control is crucial when it comes to playing golf at a high level, especially as it relates to iron play.
A great way to create more control with all of the clubs in you bag, and to add more feel to your game, is this simple drill that I have my students do on the practice range.
From inside of 100 yards choose three different targets and make each a different distance. For example, I like to use 25, 50 and 100 yards to start.
Start with your sand wedge and try to hit three balls to all three of the targets you have chosen.
Then do the same drill with your pitching wedge and continue using all of your irons up to your 7-iron.
What you will find is that you will have to get inventive as you go along, choking up to take distance off of different clubs and/or adjusting the tempo of your swing.
But you’ll be surprised at how quickly you’ll begin to hone in on your feel using this drill.
You can also try this same drill up to 150 yards, using your 150-yard club first and then working your way through the longer clubs in your bag, including your long irons, hybrids and fairway woods.
Try this approach when you practice and this will fine tune your feel and distance control for all of your clubs, which will make a big difference on the course when you find yourself with an in-between yardage.
To learn more about golf or take an online lesson with Bernard Sheridan of Par breakers Golf Academy in Limerick PA. go to http://www.parbreakers.com and click on online lessons. If you live in the Philadelphia area and would like to take a golf lesson in person with Bernard Sheridan call you can book your lesson online also at http://www.parbreakers.com. Just click on the book a lesson icon at the bottom left of the main page or call 215-518-0435 to make your appointment to take control of your game today!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Par Breakers and Game Plan

With Game Plan Par Breakers can interact with you and you game. Give you drills and help you improve faster. Of course you don't have to be a Par Breakers client to get the benefits of this interactive software to improve your game. Just click on any Game Plan link in this article to sign up and track every part of your game. You will then know just where you need to improve. We have found that this program is the best way for Par Breakers to stay in touch with out student's game. Know what they have to work on before their lesson so when they arrive the student and Par Breakers can get right down to the heart of the problem. This makes your learning experience at Par Breakers the best it can be. Once we know the weak points in your game we can give you swing tips and send you to videos on Par Breakers YouTube Channel . There you can view the tips as often as you wish. If there are golf tips you would like to see on our channel just leave a comment and we will add it to the ever growing list of videos on our learn more about Golf series. To start your Game Plan just click on any of the game plan links and sign up today. The fee is only $10.00 a year and you will be glad you did.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
2013 PGA Show Orlando
2013 PGA Show in Orlando FLThis years show was the first time I had the opportunity to attend. There was so much to see and so many people in the golfing industry to talk to. Above I am with Impact Zone Golf Founder/ CBS Sports/Champions Tour Player Bobby Clampett. I was certified by Impact Zone Golf and it was nice to meet Bobby in Person. He and his wife Marianna are both great people and I am honored to be a part of their vision. Along with meeting Bobby I met several other instructors and spoke with many different companies about teaching products and teaching theories. The Show was four days and even with that much time I still had a hard time seeing everything that I wanted to see. I also spent a day out in Lake Mary FL at Mike Bender's new Academy. Mike works with Zach Johnson and is a Top 100 teacher.
He showed the group around and answered questions for about an hour after the tour.
Here is Mike Bender on his uneven lie training station. The facility was awesome and I wish Mike all the best at his new location. I hope to return when I have more time to pick Mike's brain on the many ideas and insight he has on the game. I also had a few days to get out and play at Orange County National. Home of the late great Q-School. I played Panther Lake and if you ever get a chance it is a must play. Below is a shot of one of the par threes on the back nine.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
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