The PGA Tour Course You Have to Play Before You Die

Meet Stephen Arendt – head golf pro at Kapalua Golf Plantation Course (The home of the Sentry Tournament of Champions). Stephen gave us some gems on a few PGA Tour players, why they don’t change the course for the pros, travel tips and may even transform your game with these two simple instructional nuggets.

More Highlights:
 

-The biggest misconceptions about Kapalua
 -What you don’t know from watching on TV
 -Why Kapalua is one of the hardest courses out there for amateurs and one of the easiest, lowest scoring courses for the pros
 -Rickie vs. Danny Lee parking lot pranks
 -The text he saw from Jason Dufner’s agent
 -Why Jason Hahn chose to hang out in the pro shop each day after he played
 -Career fair segment where college students wrote in with ridiculous questions on how to get the best job in golf
 -What makes Kapalua different from every other week on the PGA Tour
 -What you can learn about Jordan Spieth from his range session after round 1 vs. round 2
 -Why you’ll need to play Kapalua twice and why “There’s not another golf experience like it on the planet”
 -His teaching philosophy that will help any golfer get better
 -Get Butch Harmon’s book “The Pro”
 -The hardest thing for golf pros to teach
 -What you should never do when hitting balls
 -One thing an amateur should do to improve their game
 -Tips for visiting Maui and planning golf at Kapalua
 -Why the head pro at Kapalua says DJ’s drive on #12 shouldn’t even be in the top 10 of greatest shots ever hit. Sorry Brandel.