New Zealand 2020 Speedgolf Open was held over the Australia Day Long Weekend. It was a wild ride getting there, and even wilder out on the course.

As the jet lag begins to dissipate I would like to reflect on the fortnight that was...

What an amazing ride from seeing the sunrise at 40,000 feet and getting my first look at the amazing Piltdown Golf Club to seeing the sights of London (well, the ones that weren't w...

It was only 4 and a half months ago I was standing on the first tee at the Australian Speedgolf Open after only 5 weeks of training feeling nervous as hell about what might happen over the course (pardon the pun) of the next hour. 

And now here I am at home late...

So yesterday I played in my first PGA event for about 3 years and it was a blast. The event was a PGA Trainee Open day which I was invited to by close friend and Murrimbidgee Golf Club Trainee Professional, Cameron Mackay. It was a great day for golf with a slight bree...

Since taking up SpeedGolf at the start of the year a lot of people have been asking me....

What clubs do you use for SpeedGolf? So here it is. 

Callaway X-Hot 2007 15° 3 Wood -

Yes this thing is 11 years old and I still haven't found anything to beat it. It's the old...

There are three main factors that influence the amount of spin you get from your wedge shots

- Club-head speed

- Angle of attack
- Cleanness of strike

Club head speed and angle of attack are quite simple to work out, the faster you swing the club the more the ball wil...

Many club golfers set up on each tee with the aim of simply keeping the ball within the tree line or within the bounds of the fairway. The problem with doing this is that by giving yourself such a huge target area to aim for you only need to be a little bit off target...

Hi everyone.

I had the great pleasure of being invited to do the pace of change podcast this week. Its the most influential podcast in the world of speedgolf.

The podcast is up on paceofchange.com, also posted on Pace of Change facebook page, shared to Speedgolf USA page...

Did you know?

PGA Tour players (the male pros) on average hit DOWN on the ball approx 1 degree with a driver, see blue line below (Don't forget their club head speed on average is very fast).

LPGA Tour players (the female pros) on average hit UP on the ball approx 3 de...