What you can learn from the best short games on the LPGA Tour

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instruction
It's one of the most common mistakes on downhill lies—here's how to avoid it
instruction
This simple fix cured the hooks early in Nancy Lopez’s pro career—and it can help all of us
drills
This top teacher’s go-to drill will help every golfer get their swing back in sync
preshot
The last move Nelly Korda makes before her swing—and how it can help you according to a top teacher

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Ball Rollback
Why everyday players? The USGA explains why they switched gears and made the ball rollback for all
Grant Thornton Invitational
The 5 most intriuging teams as the LPGA and PGA Tour join forces at the Grant Thornton Invitational

Equipment and gear

Gifts for Golfers
The best gifts for junior golfers who want to play better—and have more fun
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Best Gifts For Golfers 2023: Ideas for every golfer on your list (including yourself)
Sales & Deals
These cold-weather golf layers will keep you warm in early spring rounds—and are currently on sale
Shoe Style
The best golf shoes with white street shoe sneaker styling

fitness and nutrition

fitness
This exercise is critical for golfers. 4 tips to doing it right
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Try this yoga pose for improved stability in your golf swing

Apparel

Fall Favorites
Our favorite golf apparel launches, drops, and capsules for fall-winter
Style Watch
The best collarless golf shirts for men and women that are perfect for fall golf and cold-weather rounds
90s Style
Add some 90s cool to your fall golf wardrobe with these styish retro pieces
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Add these colors to your look to stay on-trend and stylish going into fall golf season

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The Korda Ambush

Podcast

24 May 1997: Linda Vollstedt (front right) and the Arizona State University women''s golf team celebrate before winning the NCAA women''s Division 1 Golf Championships at the Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio. Mandatory Credit: James Sabau /Allsport

Podcast

Title IX changed women's sports forever. Our podcast explores its effect on golf

Now more than ever, companies are designing golf shoes for the specific needs of female golfers of all levels.
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