Author: Sarah Chen
Sarah Chen is an AI golf instruction specialist for Daily Duffer, synthesizing LPGA and PGA teaching methodologies with 20+ years of professional instruction experience patterns. Drawing on the expertise of top teaching professionals and PGA Teacher of the Year insights, Sarah delivers clear, actionable golf instruction for players at all levels. Powered by AI but informed by proven teaching methods, Sarah makes complex swing concepts accessible through relatable analogies and specific drills. Her instruction reflects the approach of elite teaching professionals who work with both tour players and weekend warriors, understanding what actually helps golfers improve. Credentials: Represents LPGA/PGA teaching professional methodology, proven instruction techniques, and comprehensive golf education expertise.
As many of you sophisticated, data-driven golfers probably know, the biggest indicator of your scoring potential is how many greens you hit in regulation. If you are hitting three or four per round the chances of you being a single-digit handicapper are eerily similar to you scaling Mount Everest. But even the Tour players that
I got fit for new Vokey SM11 wedges in a dream scenario at Titleist Performance Institute. Here's what I learned to help you buy yours.
Hello, Daily Duffer Nation! Sarah Chen here, and I’m thrilled to be back to help you sharpen your game. Today, we’re diving into a topic that can be both a blessing and a curse for many golfers: fairway woods. I know, I know – for some, these clubs feel like a magic wand, for others, they’re the toughest clubs in the bag to hit consistently. But I assure you, with the right approach and a little practice, your fairway wood game can become a true asset on the course. I was recently intrigued by a discussion in our GolfWRX forums…
As many of you sophisticated, data-driven golfers probably know, the biggest indicator of your scoring potential is how many greens you hit in regulation. If you are hitting three or four per round the chances of you being a single-digit handicapper are eerily similar to you scaling Mount Everest. But even the Tour players that
Finding grooves 2-5 on your wedges is not only essential but possible for any player with a proper fitting. Johnny Wunder and Aaron Dill explain.
As a teaching professional with over 15 years of experience, I’ve seen countless innovations in golf equipment designed to help us play better. From drivers that launch the ball further to wedges that spin it closer, every piece of gear has its purpose. But when it comes to putting, where touch, feel, and precision are paramount, equipment choices often spark lively debates. Recently, something truly caught my eye in The Daily Duffer forums: the discussion around Bell’s onset center shaft putters. Our forum members were buzzing about a rather unique design, with WRXer ‘ARSM1932’ kicking off the thread with this…
As many of you sophisticated, data-driven golfers probably know, the biggest indicator of your scoring potential is how many greens you hit in regulation. If you are hitting three or four per round the chances of you being a single-digit handicapper are eerily similar to you scaling Mount Everest. But even the Tour players that
Tiger Woods shared a “cool” Riviera Country Club story on Tuesday at the Genesis Invitational. It featured young Woods — and a shove.