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Before Jedi Mind Tricks, Make Sure You Have the Winning Angle!

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For the upcoming 2020 PGA merchandise show, they’ll be a lot of sessions dealing with different variables regarding your swing. These include how to overcome mental obstacles, proper nutrition, breaking through barriers, gaining confidence, and many more. And while these are important topics to consider, there’s one swing topic that should be top of mind: … Continue reading Before Jedi Mind Tricks, Make Sure You Have the Winning Angle! →

Improve your golf game with this simple equation.

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There is a simple equation that works wonders for golfers to improve their golf game for lower scores. (Hint: It’s not taking a mulligan) It’s Golf Instruction + Club Performance = Ideal Ball Flight. However, this equation is generally offered to golfers in two distinct and separate occasions. Some golf instructors only offer swing methods … Continue reading Improve your golf game with this simple equation. →

Clean and Protect! Maintenance Tips for Your Mitchell Golf Machines.

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Cleaning your machines on a regular basis is essential to ensure longevity and performance, so we’d like to share some maintenance tips for your Mitchell Golf Machines. Dirt, graphite and metal shavings are debris that can get on your machines and cause them to bind up. That’s why the one thing you don’t want to … Continue reading Clean and Protect! Maintenance Tips for Your Mitchell Golf Machines. →

Club Repair Seminar shows golfers the importance of “checking the specs.”

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The Mitchell Golf Performance Studio and Patrick Gallagher, PGA recently hosted a club repair seminar on March 11th.  During this informal and informative setting, Patrick explained how to use Mitchell Golf equipment to adjust and repair golf clubs: Which lead to some very enlightening results.  Patrick went through the differences in the angle machines and … Continue reading Club Repair Seminar shows golfers the importance of “checking the specs.” →