It is April once again which traditionally marks the beginning of the golf season in New England. While the snow is gone, playing golf in cool temperatures and seasonally damp weather in spring is all about staying warm and dry while being able to have freedom of motion. Restriction of movement by what we choose to wear can make any golf swing inconsistent. Elle Brec tackles this issue in her Golf Fashion piece this month, be sure to have a look at all the latest trends in style, function and design for the game. It’s Masters Week in golf and there is nothing like the smell of azaleas in Augusta in spring. There is no place in the world like Augusta National as the mystique and tradition of this great tournament kicks off the season’s first major. I for one would love to see Tiger find his heart once again and win at this great venue.
There is no secret that without a clear mind it is almost impossible to reach our potential. This is also true for Tiger; he is human like us all. Each year we all promise ourselves that we are going to work to play better and improve. We set our goals in the early season and choose a path that may include new equipment, instruction and an assortment of game improvement shortcuts,my how golfers love shortcuts. In reality there are no shortcuts to golf or weight loss either for that matter. Golfing more does not make you a better golfer and eating more will never make you a better eater. They both require discipline and work and we get out what we put in.
April once again is our “Game Improvement Issue”, we have loaded it up with some of the best equipment, advice and professional tips the best in the game has to offer. In New England we are blessed with some of the very best PGA Professionals in the world who are available at both public and private facilities throughout the region. It is a great place to start your game improvement. Remember practice does not make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect! Good luck with your season and all the best.
Timothy R. Branco
Tim@NEpub.com
About Tim Branco
Editor/Publisher New England Publishing Group Home of NE Golf Monthy, NE SnowSports and NE Homefinder a family of New England Regional Publications. Media consultant for newspaper & magazine industries and sales and marketing trainer and motivational speaker. Golf & Travel writer for over 20 years with published articles in national newspapers and regional magazines throughout the U.S.
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