Thanksgiving Edition With Thanksgiving week here, let’s kick things off with some gratitude. What’s the one thing you’re most thankful for in your golf game right now? Maybe it’s your ball striking… Maybe it’s your putting… Maybe it’s a part of your swing that finally clicked… Maybe it’s the confidence you’ve built… Or maybe it’s simply having a place like The Golf Farm to come train, learn, and get better. Drop your answer below — can’t wait to hear what everyone’s grateful for this week! 🙌⛳️

I’m kicking off a new video series this week all about shallowing the shaft — breaking down the drills, feels, and movements that make it easier to do. For this week’s Q&A, I want to hear from you 👇 What other video series would you like to see next? ➡️ More on swing mechanics? ➡️ Exercise and mobility for golf? ➡️ More short game or putting fundamentals? ➡️ Or something specific you’re struggling with in your swing? Drop your ideas below so we can build the next series around what will help you the most! 💪⛳️

Head over to the classroom for a new series on short game called Chipping 101. The short game guru, @Brian Henninger goes over everything from set up and fundamentals to different shots and trajectories. Check it out and comment below ⬇️ what video series you'd like to see next!

Alight everybody - how much of a warm-up do you really do before a round? Are you the first-on-the-range type, or more of a show up 5 minutes before your tee time kind of golfer? I’ll be posting my full gym warm-up routine soon—keep an eye out!

Piggybacking off of yesterday’s Q&A… What’s the best way to practice in the offseason to get the most out of your game? The off-season is the perfect time to make meaningful changes and build new habits that will last. Like @Carson Barry mentioned yesterday, this is when we need to slow the process down and not be outcome-driven. Focus on movement and mechanics rather than where the ball goes. Work through drills with intention — this is the time to rewire and refine your swing. Having clear goals for the offseason can be huge. What are the areas of your game you’re looking to improve? Don’t forget — this is also the perfect time to focus on mobility and strength. What are your gym goals this winter? @Jonah Koski The Golf Farm is the perfect place to skill-build, move better, and get stronger this offseason. Let’s hear it — what are you working on this winter?