by Frank Guastella | Playing By The Rules
Ahh, the teeing ground. Where it all begins!
Most players just tee the ball up between the markers and hit. There is much more to the teeing ground. In the next video in the Playing By The Rules Video Series, Mike and Frank discuss the actual area of the teeing ground and it’s dimensions. You’d be surprised to see how big it actually is. Why is that a big deal? Mike and Frank discuss it.
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Frank Guastella, PGA Rules Official Michigan Section PGA
Staff Writer, Mike Fay Golf
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by Mike Fay | Media Appearances
On February 2nd, 2014 Mike Fay completed the Titleist Performance Institutes certification program for golf fitness. The TPI program will now allow Mike to screen your body for potential weakness and strength in relation to the golf swing. We are very excited to now offer TPI screenings to all of our players!
Please contact Mike for details!
by Mike Fay | Media Appearances
Golf Range Association of America writer Scott Kramer just did a feature on Mike Fay Golf in the December issue of Golf Range Magazine.
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by Mike Fay | Media Appearances
On October 22nd, 2013 Mike was named in the article entitled “20 Golf Twitter Accounts You’re Not Following”, PGA.com writer John Kim gives you a list of golf accounts that you should follow.
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Thanks so much PGA.com and John Kim!
by Mike Fay | Course Strategy, Mike Fay Golf Channel
Is the risk worth the reward? When playing par 5’s it’s tough not to want to “go for it” every time. You have a access what is really going on with the golf course.
Course management alone can help you save strokes. Knowing your carry yardages for all clubs plays a roll in this. Having a yardage book or measuring device, the weather conditions, and really how are you performing that particular day determines the choice you make. Watch this video for some helpful tips to save some golf shot.
PGA Director of Instruction
With over 30 years of teaching experience, it's easy to see why Mike has become a leader in the world of golf instruction. Everything from cutting edge social networking techniques to having his own podcast, Mike has helped to change the face of teaching golf. He currently is the Director of Instruction at Walnut Creek Country Club in South Lyon, Michigan.
Email: mike@mikefaygolf.com
