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Send us Fan Mail We chase the real point of golf technology: using simulator feedback to build simple, repeatable feels that lower scores on the course. We also dig into making golf more accessible through adaptive equipment, veteran-focused coaching, and a community-backed short game project for juniors. • building an automated indoor golf experience so players only think about golf • using simulator data without getting lost in too many numbers • spotting shot-shape trends and ...

Send us Fan Mail Putting advice is everywhere, but most golfers still feel lost the moment they leave their home course. We get into the real reason: you can’t “read greens” consistently until you control speed consistently. Once pace is predictable, break becomes predictable, and suddenly the game feels simpler. We share a straightforward way to test your distance control, why aiming at a spot can beat aiming at the cup, and why reading from the low side gives you cleaner information. From ...

Send us Fan Mail We get back behind the mics with big Golf Garage updates, from a simplified simulator bay interface to a new golf-and-football night that turns winter golf into a social event. Andre from Rutledge Property Group joins to talk community, real estate, and why the West Coast Golf Association short game park could be a true game changer for junior golf access. • New Golf Garage UI designed to be simple and reduce staff load • Behind-the-scenes tech issues and fast ven...

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Send us Fan Mail A windy week in Las Vegas turned into a masterclass on composure, strategy, and belief. We share how junior standout Oliver Oslin from Southern Oregon battled a top-ranked program, answered a five-birdie charge, and tied for first in stroke play when only three players finished under par. From a pure-struck par-three to a playoff that came down to inches, the round revealed what actually wins: a clear plan, disciplined speed, and the conviction to commit even after a near-mis...