Take a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher, Jeff Smith ( (http://jeffsmithgolfinstruction.com) and pair him with an outstanding radio personality and you have the formula for one helluva Golf Talk Radio Show. John Ashton (the show host) has enjoyed success as a morning personality on radio stations from Bangor, Maine to Dallas, Texas. He’s also embarrassed himself on many golf courses in the same locations. John is a hacker, struggling to break 80 (OK, 90) but has a passion and enjoyment of the game, a skewed sense of humor and an outlook that makes this the most entertaining Golf Show around.Jeff Smith, PGA enjoys the innate ability to create word pictures so, even on the radio, his tips and techniques to improve your game are clear, easy to follow and help listeners cut strokes on their very next round.
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Take a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher, Jeff Smith ( (http://jeffsmithgolfinstruction.com) and pair him with an outstanding radio personality and you have the formula for one helluva Golf Talk Radio Show. John Ashton (the show host) has enjoyed success as a morning personality on radio stations from Bangor, Maine to Dallas, Texas. He’s also embarrassed himself on many golf courses in the same locations. John is a hacker, struggling to break 80 (OK, 90) but has a passion and enjoyment of the game, a skewed sense of humor and an outlook that makes this the most entertaining Golf Show around.Jeff Smith, PGA enjoys the innate ability to create word pictures so, even on the radio, his tips and techniques to improve your game are clear, easy to follow and help listeners cut strokes on their very next round.
Podcast Summary
Unlock the secrets to a more rewarding golfing experience with insights from our guest, Jeff Smith. Get ready to be captivated by our tour through Arizona's high desert, where Jeff shares his fascinating encounters with local wildlife and recounts a truly astounding performance—back-to-back eagles at Otter Creek in Indiana that will leave you inspired. Whether it's a surprise chameleon encounter or tips to handle erratic play with grace, this episode promises both entertainment and valuable lessons for golfers of all skill levels.
Discover how to keep your cool when the round starts to unravel and why observing your own swings like a spectator can transform your game. We talk about the joys of returning to the greens after a break and the satisfaction of playing alongside skilled golfers. Learn practical strategies to manage emotions and maintain energy, ensuring that even wayward shots don't disrupt your flow. These insights will help you enhance focus and composure, making every game more enjoyable and successful.
Elevate your golf performance with practical advice on maximizing distance and accuracy through efficient swings. Hear about the importance of center-face contact on the club and how small adjustments can lead to significant gains in clubhead speed. Jeff shares stories of golfers making remarkable improvements, illustrating how understanding ball speed, launch angle, and spin can dramatically enhance your game. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just starting, these tips will help you find more power and satisfaction on the course.
Those Weekend Golf Guys
Take a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher, Jeff Smith ( (http://jeffsmithgolfinstruction.com) and pair him with an outstanding radio personality and you have the formula for one helluva Golf Talk Radio Show. John Ashton (the show host) has enjoyed success as a morning personality on radio stations from Bangor, Maine to Dallas, Texas. He’s also embarrassed himself on many golf courses in the same locations. John is a hacker, struggling to break 80 (OK, 90) but has a passion and enjoyment of the game, a skewed sense of humor and an outlook that makes this the most entertaining Golf Show around.Jeff Smith, PGA enjoys the innate ability to create word pictures so, even on the radio, his tips and techniques to improve your game are clear, easy to follow and help listeners cut strokes on their very next round.
