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About franrhoadsgolf

I am a PGA member with over 38 years experience coaching and competing in all aspects of the game. I have a particular love and fascination with putting that I share with my students. Since inventing the Flight Deck Putting training aid, more top players and students are seeking help with their putting. More about my coaching experience: * 23 years as the PGA Director of Instruction, TPC Potomac at Avenel Farms. * Founder - Flight Deck Putting, 2019 * 2011 MAPGA Teacher of the Year, * Ranked as a Top Instructor in the State of MD by Golf Digest magazine since 2000. * Named best Metro Area Golf Instructor by the Washingtonian Magazine, 2003. * PGA certified in the field of Golf Instruction. * PGA member since 1988.

Putting Tips from Fran

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My insights on the “new” Tiger Woods.

Fran’s take on the “New ” Tiger Woods: As I write this article, Tiger Woods has now made his last 3 cuts on the PGA TOUR and has been in serious contention to win two of those events. The golfing … Continue reading

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Competition is still Fun!

RHOADS & NEBEN OF TPC POTOMAC WIN CLUB CAR FACILITY CHAMPIONSHIP After 18 holes and two rain delays, the 2017 Club Car Facility Championship was decided in a playoff at Belle Haven Country Club in Alexandria, Va. Fran Rhoads and Daniel … Continue reading

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Correction Golf Swings? Follow what the best players do!

“Correction Swings” Many of my regular students have heard me say: “In golf, there are 3 swings”, then I explain further: “The Practice swing, the Real swing and the Correction swing”. Let me explain the order and why some of … Continue reading

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Indoor Golf Training is an investment for summer success. Don’t be an “average Joe”!

The game of Golf is hard enough as is.   Add to it that most golfers put aside their clubs for several months each year and it is no wonder that many find it difficult to make real lasting progress … Continue reading

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How I get Fit for Golf

Once you have achieved a base fitness level, its time to take it to the next level.  If you do not feel ready to challenge yourself, see a professional trainer and they will assist you.  Some of the exercises demonstrated … Continue reading

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Get Golf Ready!

Unless you are a PGA TOUR Player or an Olympic Athlete, read on!   The golf season is upon us and its time to make sure your equipment is in proper condition.  I do not mean your clubs and other gear, … Continue reading

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Anchors Away!

Most of us have already heard of the new rule regarding “Anchored Putting”.   Just to be clear, the long or belly putter will not be banned, just the ability to anchor it to a fixed point on your body … Continue reading

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Golf Retreat to Stonewall Golf Club

Recently I organized a one day travel golf school to Stonewall GC with our membership and host Director of Instruction, Erika Larkin, PGA.    We could not have had a better day, the weather was perfect.   Stonewall is a … Continue reading

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My take on the 2012 Masters and what you can learn from Bubba!

Another exciting Masters this year!   Without a doubt the best televised golf event of the year with the beauty of the course and the coverage.   The rare “double eagle” by Oosthuizen and the shot by Bubba in the playoff … Continue reading

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