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Golf Equipment / What's In My Bag? Ernie Els

See what clubs Ernie Els is using to try to reach his goal of winning the career Grand Slam.

June 2009

By Ernie Els

keywords:: What's In My Bag?,; Ernie Els,; equipment,; Callaway FT-9,; driver

Golf Instruction

My towel drill will stretch out your swing

May 2009

By David Leadbetter

keywords:: Instruction,; David Leadbetter,; golfdigest,; golf,; get wide for bigger drives

Golf Equipment / What's In My Bag? Pat Perez

Check out what Pat Perez carried in his golf bag to pick up his first career PGA Tour win.

May 2009

By Pat Perez

keywords:: What's In My Bag?,; Pat Perez,; equipment,; nike sq,; driver

Golf Equipment / What's In My Bag? Geoff Ogilvy

See what Australian Geoff Ogilvy carries in his golf bag.

April 2009

By Geoff Ogilvy

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Golf Equipment / What's In My Bag? Stephen Ames

See what Stephen Ames carries in his golf bag.

March 2009

By Stephen Ames

keywords:: What's In My Bag?,; Stephen Ames,; equipment,; nike sq,; driver

As a rookie Ben Curtis won the British Open in 2003. Find out how he hopes a change in swing path will yield more PGA Tour wins. View frame-by-frame photos with swing analysis by Steve Johnson, the Director/Instructor for Hank Haney Golf.

March 2009

By Ben Curtis with swing analysis by Steve Johnson

keywords:: Swing sequence, Ben Curtis, Peter Morrice, Ron Kaspriske, driver, Butch Harmon, swing analysis

Golf Instruction

Stewart Cink knows the bigger the arc, the bigger the drive

February 2009

By By Stewart Cink | Swing analysis by Butch Harmon

keywords:: Swing sequence, Stewart Cink, driver, Butch Harmon, swing analysis

Golf Instruction

My swing keys can help you off the tee

December 2008

By By Anthony Kim | Swing analysis by Adam Schriber

keywords:: Swing sequence, Anthony Kim, driver, PGA Professional Adam Schriber, swing analysis

Golf Tours & News

Lou Riccio, who teaches rational decision making at Columbias Graduate School of Business and has served the USGAs handicap research team for three decades, takes on a lingering question from the U.S. Open: Did Phil Mickelsons decision not to use a driver make rational sense?

By Lucius Riccio