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10 shots you must master to succeed playing links golf
Links golf requires a different skillset compared to your average course. Here are 10 shots you must master for success on a links course.Latest
Have a tight par-4? Add versatility off the tee with a knockdown driver shot
Ben Crenshaw: This is my secret for sinking long putts
A simple trick to make lag putting a breeze
Sink more short putts with this simple tip
A wrist stretch to add some much-needed extra yardage to your drives
Use this trick to move your low point forward and crush your irons
How to hit crisp irons that start on line every time
Every golfer should do this 1 thing in fairway bunkers, says top teacher
Ben Crenshaw: This is my secret for sinking long putts
When you face a putt outside of 50 feet, you’ll need to adjust your technique a bit to find success. Ben Crenshaw explains how.
How high should you tee the ball up for maximum distance? We found out
What’s the proper tee height for maximum distance off the tee? Back in 2006, we ran an experiment to find out.
Tour winner shares great drill for learning correct weight shift
Maximizing power on your drives starts with proper weight shift. Peter Jacobsen shares a great drill to teach you how.
7 simple golf-swing adjustments to hit the ball longer off the tee
Everyone wants to add distance to their tee shots. Here are seven easy changes you can make to hit the ball longer.
Adam Scott’s 5 keys for generating easy power
Create a powerful turn and you’ll blast it past your friends without looking like you’re even trying. Here’s how.
Greg Norman’s 3 setup adjustments to add 15 yards to your drives
Back in 1990, Greg Norman shared three easy setup tips that can add 15 yards to your drives. Read up on them here.
Vijay Singh’s 3 keys for creating easy power with the driver
In this edition of Timeless Tips we look back on Vijay Singh’s breakdown on creating easy power off the tee.A simple trick to make lag putting a breeze
If you struggle with speed when lag putting, try this simple trick from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel.Sink more short putts with this simple tip
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Trillium Rose has a simple tip that can help you ensure that no shots will be wasted on short putts.A wrist stretch to add some much-needed extra yardage to your drives
A little extra flexibility will go a long way toward hitting longer drives. Here’s a good stretch to loosen up your wrists.Use this trick to move your low point forward and crush your irons
If you want to hit the ball pure — and with tons of power — you need to generate ball-first contact. Here’s a trick to accomplish that.How to hit crisp irons that start on line every time
Hitting irons that explode off the face right on line all starts with properly engaging your arms in the swing.Every golfer should do this 1 thing in fairway bunkers, says top teacher
Shots from fairway bunkers are some of the trickiest in golf, but with this tip from Cameron McCormick, now they don’t have to be.10 shots you must master to succeed playing links golf
Links golf requires a different skillset compared to your average course. Here are 10 shots you must master for success on a links course.A wrist stretch to add some much-needed extra yardage to your drives
A little extra flexibility will go a long way toward hitting longer drives. Here’s a good stretch to loosen up your wrists.Use this trick to move your low point forward and crush your irons
If you want to hit the ball pure — and with tons of power — you need to generate ball-first contact. Here’s a trick to accomplish that.
If you’re a baseball fan, you NEED these headcovers
Attention, baseball-loving golfers! Dormie has the perfect headcover options for you. Buy yours before they’re sold out!
Looks are everything: Why South Korea is golf apparel’s most major player
Do clothes make the player? The golf-obsessed country of South Korea seems to think so, and has backed up the belief with their wallets.
How to describe South Korea’s golf courses? Unique, elusive and very, very exclusive
The best South Korean tracks are typically outside of Seoul, where they capitalize on the country’s uncommon beauty and natural features.
8 ways South Korean golf course etiquette differs from the U.S.
In the golf-obsessed nation of South Korea, golf etiquette is unlike what you’ll experience in the U.S. Here are eight major differences.
In South Korea, getting better at golf is a lifestyle commitment for the whole family
Pressure to reach the game’s upper echelons is so full-on for young South Koreans that “Drills, baby, drills!” doesn’t capture the half of it.
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