Okay, so I stumbled upon this name, Arron Oberholser, while browsing some golf stuff online. I mean, I’m not a hardcore golf fanatic, but I do enjoy watching the big tournaments and trying to improve my own game when I can. So this Arron guy, apparently he was a pretty big deal in college and even won a PGA Tour event. That’s something, right?
I started digging around a bit, just to see what he’s been up to lately. It turns out he’s not actively playing on the tour anymore, but he’s become a Golf Channel analyst. He’s one of those guys who breaks down the game, analyzes players’ swings, and gives his take on the tournaments.
First, I tried to watch some videos with him talking about golf. Honestly, I found a bunch! It looks like he’s got some videos on putting, which he calls the “E.P.F. Method”. Sounds fancy, I should probably check it out later since my putting is pretty bad.
- Watched a video about the “E.P.F. Method” for putting. He explains it in a simple way, which is good for me.
- Found another video where he shows how to do a “flop shot”. I tried it out in my backyard, and it went better than I expected.
- Watched some of his analysis on the Golf Channel. He seems to know his stuff. He was talking about some tournament, I think, I will watch the channel again.
- Practiced his “50 Yard Pitch” tips. I need more practice, but I’m getting there.
Then I tried looking for his analysis on the Golf Channel. I found a few clips of him talking about some tournament. He was breaking down some players’ swings and strategies. He really seems to know what he’s talking about. He’s got a good way of explaining things that even a casual golfer like me can understand.
There’s also this podcast he does called “The Center Cut Podcast” with someone named Sean Martin. They talk about the big golf events and give their opinions. I listened to a bit of one episode, and it was actually pretty interesting. They were discussing some player’s performance in detail, like how he handled the pressure and made some key shots.
My Conclusion
So yeah, this Arron Oberholser guy, he’s been around the block in the golf world. He’s gone from playing to teaching and analyzing, and he seems pretty good at all of it. I might just keep an eye out for his stuff on the Golf Channel and maybe even try out some more of his tips. I might just learn a few things from this old pro! I will also try that podcast again when I have more free time.
