Jim Flick explains why the GIR (greens in regulation) statistic is important.
A better way to chip is to get into your ideal impact position at address: weight toward the target, ball in the middle of your st …
It's the key to delivering a square face at impact
For more up-and-downs, 'see' the ball land and roll.
Follow Sam Snead's advice to get your swing in sync: visualize one key image: Return the club to its address position at impact.
Jim Flick, ranked #8 on Golf Digest's America's 50 Greatest Teachers of 2009, demonstrates the correct ball position on breaking p …
Use Tiger's image for a truer roll
Imagine a traffic light for effortless distance
To stop coming over the top
Keep your swing in sync for better consistency
Optimum angle of attack starts with a correct setup
Think of a whippy shaft for better rhythm
Try Snead's technique to keep your ball on line
How David Toms takes the risk out of approach shots
How David Toms takes the risk out of approach shots
How to take your swing from the range to the course
For controlled clubhead speed, try this tip from two hockey legends
Hitting balls 100 yards with every club will make you a shotmaker
Close the clubface to get a predictable roll-out from greenside rough
To use the club's bounce, open the face more
What's your risk-reward equation?
Trying to figure out the proper golf grip? Use a marker to ensure the correct position for each hand.
Change your trajectory by altering your grip pressure
Drill: Think of striking the lower shaft to square the clubface