Paul Weyland Golf, LLC

09/25/2026

Hand Depth video with Athletic Motion Golf

In this video Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf b...

09/25/2026

Long time friend, physio, and client Eri Crum pictured in the photo bottom row second from the left in the blonde hair taken in 1984 when Stanford won the NCAA National Championship. He played in that event with Tiger Woods and Notah Begay. Eri was a regular starter on the team and even beat Tiger a couple times. The next photo was this year when for the third year in a row he won the Crane Creek Club Championship, a club with some of best players in the state. Eri posted a 3 round total of 7 under par and said he is playing the best golf of his life. He competed in speed golf for years and won two National Speed Golf Championships. It’s taken us several years to get Eri back to being competitive in regular golf tournaments that can sometimes take up to five hours. Huge adjustment after competing in tournaments for years that take 50 minutes to play 18 holes. But he has come full circle and he said at 51 playing better than in college. The nice part is we work on the same two things in his golf swing that improve every year.

09/23/2026

The Lekkerkerk kids both and Derek Lekkerkerk have been playing some really good golf recently in their collegiate events. Alayna recently posted-2 for 54 holes and finished T4 while Derek who posted-12 in a collegiate event last week and finished 2nd, this week he posted -6 and finished T9. Really proud of these two great kids who are very hard workers

09/23/2026

Just recently through face-time video introduced some HGI - Premier Golf Instruction concepts to a great head golf coach Malcolm Joseph at IMG of not getting the center of mass out past the foot pressure to improve sequencing and less twisting. Malcolm introduced this to his son Matthew Joseph who plays collegiate golf in Florida. This created some immediate changes in his backswing and Matthew said his swing never felt so easy and he felt like he was doing a lot less. Really nice work here boys. When you get a chance, I would highly recommend one of the seminars with Chris Walkey and Tony Greco

09/22/2026

Like him or not Brandel Chamblee has a great point and he is 💯 % correct about these young kids with this excessive right side bend. It’s not healthy for the spine and there’s no debating that. There is no longevity in this move, nobody has lasted past age 29 doing it. It’s a travesty that coaches are allowing this to happen in these young players. They are prioritizing fame and wealth and longevity When these young players need their first lumbar spine discectomy at a young age, they will never be the same. The other players in photos here have the start to long great careers and a couple others in their late 40’s still playing great and winning. Golf is hard enough on the spine. I will never understand why some people want to make it harder and create more potential for injury.

09/21/2026

In this video Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf a...

09/21/2026

Great video about a mistake that could ruin your takeaway with Athletic Motion Golf

In this video Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf b...

09/14/2026

Thanks Mark Bull3D Golf Academy for making a trip from London to Boise to come help my clients using your 3-D system and it was a great learning experience for me as well. Great to see you.

09/13/2026

Great to have Mark Bull Bull3D Golf Academy from England back in Boise Idaho working with me on some clients capturing how they move on his 3D system. Always enjoy learning from Mark and working with him.

09/09/2026

Virtual lesson with Derek Lekkerkerk First video is the before and second video is working on some HGI - Premier Golf Instruction concepts keeping the center of mass from getting out over the foot pressure at address and proper trail hip internal rotation instead of twisting. This reduces run on of the club and with less twisting on the back swing, he has much less to undo on the downswing. He is better sequenced. He said he felt like he was doing a lot less, which is what we want and what we see. Exactly what we see. Good players do much less. Chris Walkey Tony Greco