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About Missing Link Golf
Our Philosophy
Meet our Director of Player Development - Joel Wregget
Meet our Director of Player Development - Joel Wregget
We believe that there is a hole in the learning process in golf. Golf professionals do a terrific job instructing, however; students aren't always able to use that information properly. The knowledge received during lessons isn't being engrained through proper practice which leads players to revert to old habits. This is where Missing Li
We believe that there is a hole in the learning process in golf. Golf professionals do a terrific job instructing, however; students aren't always able to use that information properly. The knowledge received during lessons isn't being engrained through proper practice which leads players to revert to old habits. This is where Missing Link Golf, and our director of player development can change your game!
Meet our Director of Player Development - Joel Wregget
Meet our Director of Player Development - Joel Wregget
Meet our Director of Player Development - Joel Wregget
I didn’t take golf seriously until after my hockey career ended. I attended my first junior clinics when I was 10. I wanted to do what my older brother was doing and that was golf. I picked the game back up in my 20’s. I worked in a golf store for a few years and eventually got good enough to get into a Professional Golf Management progr
I didn’t take golf seriously until after my hockey career ended. I attended my first junior clinics when I was 10. I wanted to do what my older brother was doing and that was golf. I picked the game back up in my 20’s. I worked in a golf store for a few years and eventually got good enough to get into a Professional Golf Management program. During college, I worked as an apprentice golf professional in the summer, helping with lessons and junior clinics. I often found myself repeating lesson plans because the information I was providing wasn’t being implemented, largely because players didn’t know how practice it. My interests leaned towards technology and equipment instead of teaching, and I eventually joined a major golf club manufacturer as a Technical Sales Representative and earned the title of master fitter. I’d spend my days on driving ranges and between appointments I would work on my swing while testing the equipment. My game took a huge leap. I found myself competing in tournaments but not quite breaking through. I needed to work on the mind game. I poured over every book I could find, strengthening my mind and learning what it takes to play my best. During my career I have been fortunate enough to win 6 Club Championships, 2 Men’s Open titles, a provincial championship, a doubles championship, top-10s in city events, and numerous other tournament wins. What I found in those books was the right mindset and how to practice properly. I took the talent I had, learned how to practice properly and efficiently, while raising a family, to put together a golf resume I am very proud of.
~Joel Wregget