Video of Legendary Bomber’s Golf Swing Reveals Surprising Secret
In terms of pure distance, Jamie Sadlowski is probably the best pound-for-pound driver of the ball in golf history.
If that feels like a bold...
10 Signs You Are Going to Hit a Bad Shot Before You Swing
I'll go ahead and state the obvious: Golf is hard. The margin for error is slim, and even the slightest misstep can result in disaster. Synchronizing...
The “Driver-Drawzone” | Gain 20 Yards & Shape the Ball from Left to Right...
Here's something we could all use a little help with - gaining yards off the tee. Aaron Olson is a Golf Digest Top 100...
Older Golfers Can Do This to Keep Their Swing Young
That old saying about Father Time being undefeated? It’s tired, sure, but it’s also correct. Everyone gets older, and as they do, their athletic performance...
Backyard Chipping 101
Club selection once you’re off the tee in golf is all about distances. Nine times out of 10 moving one iron up or down is all that’s required to put you in a position to make the shot you need to make....
Quick Tip: Avoiding Chunk Shots
Do you struggle with chunking your shots? Here is a familiar scenario - finding your ball lying right in front of the water and...
Rory Shows You How to Shave an Easy 5 Strokes Off Your Game
Rory McIlroy, on his way to winning the Wells Fargo Championship last May, made one of those on-your-way-to-winning decisions. His drive on the tournament’s final...
The Difference Between A Strong, Neutral & Weak Grip
Have you ever been told to “strengthen your grip?” Maybe someone has told you that “your grip is too strong” and no, they aren’t...
Top 100 Teacher Gives His 2 Best Tips for Practicing on a Mat
Well golf fans, winter is officially here. While the pros have retreated to warmer climates for the first stanza of 2022, many of the rest of us...
How to easily fix one of the most common golf swing flaws out there
People of all shapes, sizes, ages, and from all over the world play golf. It's rare to get two swings that look even a little bit alike...
