Going to the driving range without a purpose is good exercise. You’ll get sun, some fresh air…and maybe let off a little steam from the day. Going to the driving range with a purpose is called practice.Marc Spencer

Meet Barry Goldstein!

ABOUT BARRY GOLDSTEIN
Barry is a professional golf instructor based out of the famed Inverrary Country Club in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Barry has appeared numerous times on the Golf Channel’s Academy Live, Your Game Night, and Champions Tour Learning Center. Selected twice as one of America’s Top 50 Golf Teachers by Golf Range magazine, nominated 4 times by Golf magazine as one Of America’s Top 100 Golf Instructors. Barry has been an instructional editor to Golf Tips magazine since 2000 and has authored more than 100 nationally published instructional articles in golf magazines.



Get in touch with Barry!
(954) 796-7506
drforgolf@aol.com

Learn Feel with a Toss

Many say you cannot teach feel. I disagree. I was told I had no feel around the green. I never listened to a word of it because I knew I had feel. It was just trapped inside a tense body. A great way to rediscover your feel is to toss a ball with a friend. Stand six feet apart then move further away with each toss. Your objective is to create a high, soft toss, not a low screamer. Plus, groove distance control around the green!

I discovered when I kept my hand low through the toss, I had better distance control. It’s the same deal with a club.