Join us for an engaging episode where we kick things off with a conversation about our dedication to punctuality, followed by a vivid comparison of Arizona's dry heat and the muggy humidity of other regions. We share our latest golf adventures, recounting the unique challenges posed by courses like Calusa Pines in South Florida, known for its rare elevation changes, and Pinehurst, famous for its tricky Donald Ross-designed greens. We also celebrate the impressive performance of young golfer Ava Bunker at Pinehurst, reflecting on the evolution of golf greens over the years.

In the next segment, Jeff Smith, reporting from Prescott, Arizona, sheds light on how wind can affect your putting game. Listen in as Jeff provides insights into how varying green speeds and wind strengths can alter putts, supported by practical techniques to improve clubhead and ball speed. He also shares details of a hands-on putting class where participants learned to read greens and adjust for wind conditions, using visual aids and real-time demonstrations to offer a comprehensive understanding of wind's impact on putts.

As we continue, we humorously discuss unconventional methods like forming a human wind barrier, but quickly shift to practical tips for improving your game in windy conditions. We explore strategies for mastering golf ball penetration in the wind, including the importance of squaring the clubface to reduce spin and increase ball speed. Jeff shares a unique training technique involving a carwash sponge to help golfers feel and hear the impact of a square hit. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of repetitive motions in practice, offering specific drills and techniques to enhance your performance and impress your fellow golfers, especially when faced with challenging weather conditions.