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There’s no wrong age to start golf. There’s just a wrong way to start at every age. operation36.golf/blog/when-s…
Bigger muscles = BIGGER drives? Not necessarily!
More speed isn't always about more strength. Sometimes it's about eliminating wasted motion.
Michael Romatowski explains on The Golf Sit Down.
Watch or listen now! podbean.com/eas/pb-ypep9-1b8…
Sending a 7-year-old to the regular tees is the fastest way to make them hate golf. Ten swings to reach the green isn’t fun for anyone. operation36.golf/blog/when-s…
Golf Coaches: Are your students training for speed the right way?
Michael Romatowski breaks down the importance of movement, efficiency, and developing speed in junior golfers.
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Dance has recitals. Gymnastics has meets. Golf has “come to a clinic.”
Kids will do the boring reps if they know what they’re working toward. Give them something. operation36.golf/blog/every-…
⛳ Want to hit it farther? Swinging harder might be holding you back.
Michael Romatowski of Mach 3 Speed Training explains why efficiency (not just effort) is the secret to more clubhead speed.
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Golf doesn’t have a fun problem. It has a plan problem.
Fun is seeing yourself get better. Most beginners never get a way to see it. operation36.golf/blog/every-…
Golf is great at getting people to try it once. The real job is the second visit. What does your program do in the 30 days after someone's first lesson?
What do the best golf parents do differently?
Wendi Wiese joins The Golf Sit Down to talk junior golf development, emotional intelligence, practice, failure, and how parents can support without taking over.
🎧 Full episode out now. youtu.be/Ci2Mwz_KdpY
When should a junior golfer start competing? According to David Ogrin, PGA: before they feel completely ready.
The latest Golf Sit Down dives into tournament experience, player development and why learning on the course matters so much. youtu.be/qbjzZH5HEVM
Gifts, prizes, drink tickets, and time on the course.
That's how Nicholas Borgeson, PGA, builds buzz before registration even opens. Hear the full playbook live this Thursday at 1 PM ET.
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Parents can play a huge role in a junior golfer’s development, but that doesn’t mean becoming the coach.
David Ogrin shares his perspective on parents, instructors, competition and helping young golfers learn to own their game. youtu.be/qbjzZH5HEVM
Coaches: how do you fill programs without spending every night on admin?
Nick Borgeson, PGA, will break down his setup: class days, a 6:1 ratio, and the pre-registration perks that get golfers lining up.
Oct 8, 1 PM ET. Free. operation36.golf/coaches/fre…
“Consistency over intensity.”
One of the biggest takeaways from our conversation with Wendi Wiese, PGA, on The Golf Sit Down. A great reminder for coaches, parents, and junior golfers focused on long-term development.
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His adult golf program sold out in 38 minutes.
Nicholas Borgeson, PGA, went from a small junior program to 175+ juniors and 60 adults a year. He's sharing how he did it.
Free webinar for coaches
Thu, Oct 8 | 1 PM ET operation36.golf/coaches/fre…
New golfers need to see that the work is paying off.
Strokes Lost gives coaches a simple way to make improvement visible—and give golfers another reason to keep going.
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A full class is great. But are your golfers getting better?
Strokes Lost helps coaches see the progress happening behind the participation.
1M+ strokes lost across Operation 36.
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What helps a junior golfer actually get better? Not just swing changes. Playing. Competing. Making decisions. Learning to score.
PGA Tour winner David Ogrin joins The Golf Sit Down to talk about what long-term development really looks like. youtu.be/qbjzZH5HEVM
Golf measures rounds, lessons, participation and handicap.
We also think the industry should measure progress.
Operation 36 golfers have now recorded more than 1 million Strokes Lost.
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What really develops a great junior golfer? Not just more lessons. Better environments, ownership, resilience, and consistency.
Wendi Wiese, PGA, joins The Golf Sit Down to talk long-term player development.
🎧 Watch the full episode. youtu.be/Ci2Mwz_KdpY