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Something clicked for me a few years back that I wish someone had explained when I first started taking the game seriously. Your  aim point  and your ball's actual  landing zone  are not the same thing. Sounds obvious, right? But watch how most golfers — including me, for years — actually aim: they pick a spot they want to hit (the flag, a tree, a fairway bunker) and aim right at it, expecting that's where their ball will land. The reality is everyone has a tendency for their

A few years ago I was playing some of the best golf of my life. I was hitting it straight, my short game was solid, and I was putting in serious time on the simulator. Everything felt like it was clicking. And yet — my scores weren't moving. I couldn't figure it out. There wasn't one glaring flaw I could point to. No major swing issue, no obvious mental breakdown on the course. It just felt like an accumulation of tiny mistakes that added up to the same frustrating scorecard,

- Neal Patterson (Probably, if he founded a golf technology company instead the healthcare giant, Cerner) Let me start with a story from my first job out of college. I was a consultant at Cerner, and during orientation they told us a famous Neal Patterson story. This was early 2000s. Healthcare was still largely paper-based. Charts. Clipboards. Handwritten notes nobody could read. Neal walked on stage at a healthcare conference, held up a pen, and said: “This is the most da

Golf is a game of precision, and every stroke counts. As technology advances, golf simulators have become an essential tool for players looking to improve their game. These simulators provide valuable data that can help golfers understand their performance and make necessary adjustments. In this post, we will explore how to achieve better accuracy using golf simulator data, focusing on the key metrics that matter and how to interpret them effectively. Understanding Golf Simul