Lessons and things I learned from Arnold Palmer

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To change or not to change. . .That is the question?  Usually the first question or maybe the statement I often hear is, “I want to get better, but I don’t want to change anything.” Hmmm. . .doesn’t quite work that way.  Start the New Year new. . .

Three things that I can assure you regarding changing your golf swing:
    One. . .change does not necessarily take a long time;
    Two. . .things won’t get worse;
   Three. . .Better form creates more efficient motion and a more enjoyable game.

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I was privileged and thrilled to have a great conversation with Robbin Jorgensen​ of Women Igniting Change to not only talk about about golf, but about challenging and changing traditional perceptions - how women through perseverance and leadership can truly impact social change.  Enjoy the conversation!

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Kay was speaking at this week’s Links to Leadership golf tournament and clinic held at Albany Country Club on Sept. 11, 2023.

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There should be two kinds of putts....the first putt and the second putt.  If the first putt is good, then the second putt is easy or even eliminated.  So let’s focus on how to putt for the dough...as they say, because becoming a great putter can make up for many other sins.

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It was only a few days after Annie Hayes was paralyzed from the waist down in a 2006 bike accident that she learned her golfing days weren’t over.

Since then it’s been golf, golf and more golf for Hayes, who is headed to North Carolina’s famed Pinehurst Resort next week for the second consecutive July to participate in the second U.S. Adaptive Open.

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Ever wonder?  Why a golf glove?  And why only one?

Number One. . .The leather glove is tackier than the human skin.  Therefore that texture helps to create less squeezing or pressure.

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Kay talks with Holly G on show-The Golf Insiders on looking at the fundamentals first - meaning there can be a lot of cures but let’s start with the grip that controls the clubhead.

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The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Professionals announced its list of the Top 50 LPGA Teachers for the years 2022-2023. Kay McMahon, President of eduKaytion Golf and creator of Golf 8.5, has been recognized as one of the members of this esteemed group of female instructors and also named in the Elite class in the Top 50. The Top 50 list identifies and recognizes the best LPGA instructors from more than 1,800 LPGA certified professionals worldwide.

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On Friday, June 18th from 9:00 – 10:00 am, Dottie Pepper, LPGA Tour Member and CBS Sports Broadcaster, will be the featured guest joining host Kay McMahon, LPGA Hall of Famer, PGA Member, President of eduKaytion Golf and creator of Golf 8.5.

Dottie Pepper won seventeen times on the LPGA Tour including two major championships. She won The Nabisco Dinah Shore (now called the ANA Inspiration) in both 1992 and 1999. Upon retiring from competitive golf in 2004, Dottie has continued her contributions in the golf industry by covering all levels of televised golf for ESPN, Golf Channel, NBC, and currently for CBS sports.

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