About Tina Bradley Mayers 
- Recently nominated for the STPGA Teacher of the Year Award
- PGA Member with 22 years experience in teaching
- Voted one of the top 50 female instructors in Texas by Women's Golf Texas Magazine.
- Currently the Head Teaching Professional, Grey Rock Golf Academy located at Grey Rock Golf Club
- Formerly an instructor for the Chuck Cook Golf Academy at Barton Creek
- Directed junior golf camps with over 300 participants
- Coached and video taped college, state and nationally ranked juniors
- Coach to three former Austin Women's City Champions
- Lead instructor for over 30 corporate golf schools
- President's Council for PGA of America
- Nominated for the Jr. Golf Leader Award
- Her column "Tina's Tips" appeared monthly in Texas Golfer Magazine
- Founder of Tina's Tour of Texas
- Accomplished Player (4 handicap)
Tina's Tips
As appeared in Texas Golfer Magazine.
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Golf Tip
Are you Slicing the Ball?
Although there are a few things that can cause this, one of the first thing to check is your grip. A "weak" grip prevents your arms from rotating correctly. If the handle of your club is too much in the palm of your hand, this will prevent the club from releasing.
Nestle the club down in your fingers, keep your grip pressure medium. A good check point is that the toe of the club should be pointed up about half way back and when you follow through, the toe will rotate over.
As you create the swinging motion, feel the tempo and rhythm. Hit some shots off of a tee with an 8 or 9 iron and try to become more aware of what the clubface is doing.
