Posted on November 29th, 2020 by Herb Rubenstein
Introduction I was referred to the thirty-eight year-old, Coach Dan Rogers, by Coach Peter Gyscek of Washington and Lee University. Carnegie-Mellon had just won the men’s and women’s sections of the Savannah Invitational with its top-ranked Women’s Golf Team in Division III and its ninth-ranked Men’s Golf Team. I told Coach Gyscek that […]
Read MorePosted on April 27th, 2020 by Herb Rubenstein
Based on a great interview with the Carnegie Mellon Golf Coach, Dan Rodgers, here are over 40 ways a golf simulator is a great training tool for competitive golfers. Visit us at www.golfgpd.com. The Questions Presented In Advance What can you teach more quickly, more effectively, and more easily in […]
Read MorePosted on January 5th, 2019 by Herb Rubenstein
Golf is for all ages, and all people. Golf simulators bring excitement and the potential to learn quickly how to hit golf balls, how to grip the golf club, and how to assess the quality of your golf shot. Our short lessons are inviting, fun, pressure free, and can […]
Read MorePosted on November 29th, 2018 by Herb Rubenstein
Many of you, (and I as well), went hook, line and sinker into the “hybrid” stage of golf. I had two hybrids in my bag, an 18 and 22 degree until this week. My lowest iron was a five iron. Then I played with an […]
Read MorePosted on November 16th, 2018 by Herb Rubenstein
The key section of this blog is from the Minnesota Section of the PGA and their “old website.” It is a blog entry from August 15, 2013: REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION Introduction by Golf Pro Delivered We at Golf Pro Delivered have spent hundreds and even thousands of hours learning how to play the game, how […]
Read MorePosted on October 19th, 2018 by Herb Rubenstein
On the rooftop of an apartment or office building, or the Fifth Floor Terrace of the Helmsley Building in Manhattan, in your driveway, in your back or front yard, at your community center or your house of worship, on any gym floor or any space that has a […]
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