The Key to Golf Ball Position is Keeping it Constant
When setting up, whether you're hitting a long iron or short, the low point of your swing will stay the same if your ball position …
U.S. Open 2019: The key to Pebble Beach's tiny greens? Hit it high
Controlling trajectory will be the key this week
Masters 2019: Ian Poulter proves you don't have to be built like a superhero to get more out of your iron game
Masters 2019: Ian Poulter proves you don't have to be built like a superhero to get more out of your iron game
Tour Technique: Secrets To Pure Long Irons
Put some teeth back into your iron game: PGA Tour pro Marc Leishman takes you through his strategy and swing thoughts that will ha …
How To Cure The Shanks
If you have the shanks, don't worry: There is a cure. David Leadbetter has an easy fix for the shanks.
How To Defuse A Blow-Up Hole
Many great players avoid blow-up holes by dealing with their negative experiences in a much healthier way.
How To Make The Ball Curve
Don't make hitting a draw or a fade complicated. Decades ago, Jack Nicklaus described a simple way to shape shots, and it's every …
Four Shots To Groove With Your Fairway Wood
Your fairway woods are more versatile than you might think. Here are four ways to get more out of your fairway woods to help you s …
Ryder Cup 2018: Find every fairway and green like Moliwood
Check your grip and spine angle for more precision
Steal Bryson DeChambeau's secret to swing consistency
Get better swing plane where it matters, near the ball
Brooks Koepka: My Advice To Make Your Second Shots Matter
U.S. Open Champion Brooks Koepka shares some of his tips on hitting better second-shot irons, a part of the game where a lot of go …
You can curve it out of trouble like Justin Thomas
When you find yourself caught behind a tree, cheat your aim and curve toward the safest area around your target
Strategy For Doglegs
About to turn a corner? A common mental block is how best to play a dogleg hole with real trouble on either side of the fairway.
Adjust Your Backswing To Raise Your Trajectory
Maintaining the width from address to impact in your backswing is the easiest and most consistent way to hit the ball in the middl …
Flush It From The Rough
When hitting out of the rough, don't turn a thick-grass lie into a one-shot penalty. These three keys will get you out of the toug …
Improve your pivot to pure it like Tommy Fleetwood
A better turn through is the secret to clean iron strikes
Control your iron trajectory like Brooks Koepka
A lower shot doesn't come from just a shorter finish
Preview Your Impact Position at Address Like Bryson DeChambeau
Fewer moving parts means more consistency
Build a Better Platform for your Irons Like Rory McIlroy
Flush more shots with improved stability
Try This Swing Thought For Smooth Fairway Woods
Screaming one down the fairway is a result of trying too hard.
Stabilize your clubface like Justin Thomas
Stabilize your clubface like Justin Thomas. He's not the biggest guy on tour, but here's how he's able to hit it long and solid.
Get The Most Out Of Your Hybrid
Golf Digest Best Young Teacher, Adam Kolloff, gives his best tips on how to hit a hybrid from the rough.
Stop Ripping Your Knockdowns Into Branches
We've all been there: off the fairway, wanting to get the ball back in play. Problem is, there's a tree directly between you and y …
Get control over your wedges like Jason Day
Use a mirror to check for stability to get your wedges under control like Jason Day
Rickie Fowler: ‘Get More Birdie Looks’
Learn to smash a wood and stiff a wedge, and the course is yours. The technical keys to these two shots couldn't be more different …
The Drill You Need When Your Swing Falls Apart
With two wins and two second-place finishes -- and moving to No. 1 in the world in the Rolex ranking -- So Yeon Ryu is having the …
Get To The Top Like A Tour Pro
GolfTEC's SwingTRU motion study measured 40,000 people and found that better players are closer to the target at the top of the ba …
Compress Your Irons Like A Pro
Drill your iron shots: It's all about the approach
Hit (And Hold) More Greens With This Technique
Jon Rahm's keys for firing at pins and holding the green.
