Train for the Course, Then Prove it.

About four years ago, I got serious about golf and made the decision to invest in simulator technology.

At the time, I didn’t have a coach.
Like most golfers, I was trying to figure it out myself—watching videos, taking in swing tips, and constantly making changes.

There’s so much information out there…
but no real way to know if those swing tips are actually right for you and your swing.

When I started using the simulator consistently, things began to click.

I could slow things down and actually see my contact—
whether I was hitting behind the ball, striking it clean, or getting the proper motion with my driver.

I could use the cameras to analyze my setup and movement in a detailed way.

And most importantly, I could start testing feels—
and finally understand how to produce the ball flight I was actually trying to hit.

Now, hitting balls is fun—we all enjoy that.
And repetition matters.

But if you’re repeating the wrong motion…
you’re just reinforcing bad habits.

What I started to realize is this:

Real preparation comes from building the right feels—
and repeating them with purpose until they become second nature.

But even then, something was still missing.

Because practicing on a simulator is one thing…
and performing on the course is another.

So I started doing something different.

Before playing a course, I would pull it up on the simulator and play it first—
then go play it in real conditions.

And I started noticing something:

I would score better on the simulator than I would on the actual course.

That made me ask a better question…

Why doesn’t it translate?

That’s when things really started to come together.

I began to understand the differences:

• On the simulator, you get away with misses 
• On the course, those misses cost you strokes 
• Course management matters more than you think 
• Ball striking and decision-making have to work together 

And when I started combining:

• Better preparation 
• More intentional practice 
• Smarter course management 

That’s when my game actually started to translate.

And here’s the reality for most golfers:

They don’t have unlimited time.

That’s why this matters.

This entire system is built around a simple commitment:

A few focused hours on the simulator each month…
and one round on the course where it all gets tested.

That’s where the Take It to the Course Tour came from.

Not just playing simulator golf…
and not just playing real golf…

But connecting the two in a way that actually improves your performance.

This isn’t theory.

It’s something I’ve lived, tested, and built—
for golfers who actually want to get better.

And this is the first time we’re doing it as a structured tour.

If you’ve ever felt like your practice doesn’t show up on the course…
or like you’re putting in effort without real progress…

Or if you just want to get back to enjoying your game the way you know you can—

This is a simple, consistent system to help you do exactly that.

We’re building the first group right now.

👉 If this sounds like you, this is your spot.

***UPDATE: So, keeping in mind the courses we have currently available on the simulator.... these are a the courses from which we will choose to play.

Pleasant Run, Hickory Stick, Eagle Creek, Timbergate, The Fort, Brickyard, Pete Dye French Lick, Dye's Walk, West Chase, Harbor Links at Sagamore, and more options soon.