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.
Stop second-guessing your yardage and start committing to every strike with a repeatable process for preparation and reflection. In the high-stakes world of professional golf, the difference between a champion and the rest of the field often lies in the "six inches between the ears." While fans marvel at 300-yard drives, the true science of
Now entering its 5th year, the 8AM Invitational has become one of the most anticipated annual gatherings in the game.
Hello, fellow Duffer! Sarah Chen here, your Golf Instruction Editor, and I’m excited to dive into a topic that many golfers, even seasoned pros, find themselves grappling with: controlling the golf ball, especially off the tee. Specifically, we’re talking about managing that dreaded ‘over-draw’ or ‘hook’ and, conversely, embracing a consistent, controlled fade. If you’re like many of the golfers I work with, you dream of hitting that beautiful, high fade that starts left and gently glides back to the center of the fairway. Recently, our forums lit up with a fantastic discussion, where WRXer ‘RobDMB’ posed a question that…
Stop second-guessing your yardage and start committing to every strike with a repeatable process for preparation and reflection. In the high-stakes world of professional golf, the difference between a champion and the rest of the field often lies in the "six inches between the ears." While fans marvel at 300-yard drives, the true science of
Tour pro Matt Wallace blew the rules whistle on himself during the Valspar Championship’s second round. Then “a bit of good karma” came.
Stop second-guessing your yardage and start committing to every strike with a repeatable process for preparation and reflection. In the high-stakes world of professional golf, the difference between a champion and the rest of the field often lies in the "six inches between the ears." While fans marvel at 300-yard drives, the true science of
Stop second-guessing your yardage and start committing to every strike with a repeatable process for preparation and reflection. In the high-stakes world of professional golf, the difference between a champion and the rest of the field often lies in the "six inches between the ears." While fans marvel at 300-yard drives, the true science of
The Masters has rolled out a digital video archive that allows users to search for shots from every Masters final round from 1968 to 2025.