When you want to avoid tricky breaks on the green, hitting a lob instead a low chip can be a great option. Fred Couples explains how. By:
Zephyr Melton
Seve Ballesteros was one of the greatest shot-makers of all time. Here are his secrets for hitting different shots with the same club. By:
Zephyr Melton
Looking to add some distance to your tee shots this summer? Try this method from GOLF Top 100 Teacher V.J. Trolio. By:
V.J. Trolio, GOLF Top 100 Teacher
If there’s one key to producing crisp, powerful strikes, it’s getting your pressure to the front side as you swing through impact. By:
Tony Ruggiero, Top 100 Teacher
You’re going to hit shots off tight lies and fluffy lies. A slight adjustment for each makes all the difference in the world. By:
Dom DiJulia, Top 100 Teacher
Discover the key habits and smart strategies junior golfers use — and how they can help you play better, smarter golf. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
While Oakmont’s penalizing bunkers and diabolical greens are familiar to most, lesser known areas on property also showcase club history. By:
Josh Schrock
Looking to add some distance to your tee shots this summer? Try this method from GOLF Top 100 Teacher V.J. Trolio. By:
V.J. Trolio, GOLF Top 100 Teacher
When you only need to hit the ball a few feet around the greens, what’s the best club? Parker McLachlin — aka the Short Game Chef — explains. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
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In today’s edition of Play Smart, GOLF Teacher to Watch Teacher James Hong shows us three ways to use alignment sticks when practicing. By:
Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, we look at a useful chart from instructor Erik J. Barzeski that shows the perfect speed for holing putts. By:
Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains two ways you can determine the optimal tee height with your driver. By:
Zephyr Melton
Producing a right-to-left shot shape has always felt impossible — until I watched GOLF’s Warming Up episode featuring Xander Schauffele. By:
Maddi MacClurg
Finding the true center of your stance will help you hit better shots with your irons. GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joe Plecker shows you how. By:
Joe Plecker, with Zephyr Melton
There are a number of shots that amateur golfers never practice. Here are six from Top 100 Teacher Tom Stickney that will help your game. By:
Tom Stickney, with Zephyr Melton
Having trouble escaping the sand? You might be hitting too far behind the ball in the bunker. Here’s how to fix that flaw. By:
Mark Durland, with Zephyr Melton
In this edition of Shaving Strokes, Top 100 Teacher Tom Stickney explains how he used Proscreen AI to help diagnose a student’s flaws. By:
Tom Stickney, with Zephyr Melton
Want to boost your short game? This simple drill will teach you to properly shift your pressure on delicate wedge shots around the green. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Want to break through a scoring barrier this season? Follow these simple tips from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joey Wuertemberger. By:
Joey Wuertemberger, with Zephyr Melton
Ludvig Åberg dropped knowledge on name pronunciation, caddie meetings, shot shapes, 7-woods, his favorite drill and more on Warming Up. By:
Dylan Dethier
Nicolai and Rasmus Højgaard, the top twins in golf, are big-hitting, trash-talking Ryder Cup hopefuls. Here are 10 things they taught me. By:
Dylan Dethier
Lee Trevino insisted he wouldn’t spill any secrets. He couldn’t help himself. On “Warming Up,” Trevino fixes your chipping. Your mind, too. By:
Dylan Dethier
Masters Secrets: 7 Major Champs Reveal Augusta National Prep
As golf fans we LOVE talking about the Masters. We LOVE talking about Augusta National. But guess what: Top pros do, too. We’ve noticed while filming episodes of Warming Up that everyone lights up when the Masters comes up.
3 ways to use an alignment stick when you practice
GOLF Teacher to Watch James Hong shows Zephyr Melton 3 different ways to use an alignment stick when you practice.
Learn To Read Your Lies From Greenside Rough
Top 100 Instructor Chris George breaks down how to approach three common lies in golf. Learn the key setup changes and swing adjustments needed to make solid contact and improve your consistency from tricky lies.
Crazy hooks and slices with Bubba Watson | Pros Teaching Joes
Master’s Champion Bubba Watson is the king of hitting massive hooks and slices, working the ball in any direction he desires. But can he help us do the same thing? Sean Zak finds out.
3 ways to use an alignment stick when you practice
GOLF Teacher to Watch James Hong shows Zephyr Melton 3 different ways to use an alignment stick when you practice.
Looking to add some distance to your tee shots this summer? Try this method from GOLF Top 100 Teacher V.J. Trolio. By:
V.J. Trolio, GOLF Top 100 Teacher
In today’s edition of Play Smart, Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains two ways you can determine the optimal tee height with your driver. By:
Zephyr Melton
In this edition of Play Smart, we take a look at a power move used by Gaby Lopez that helped her pick up nearly 15 yards off the tee. By:
Zephyr Melton
Producing a right-to-left shot shape has always felt impossible — until I watched GOLF’s Warming Up episode featuring Xander Schauffele. By:
Maddi MacClurg
While hybrids and lofted irons have increased in popularity, being able to hit great mid and long irons is still a necessary skill. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
To help you navigate difficult lies successfully, here are five keys that will help you score from even the toughest rough. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
In this week’s episode of Emergency 9, Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz explains how to stealthily employ a hand wedge to fool your friends. By:
Jessica Marksbury
Want to master the high, soft bunker shot? The key isn’t to make some elaborate swing change. All you need is one simple setup adjustment. By:
Joe Plecker, Top 100 Teacher
If you find your ball plugged in the sand of a greenside bunker, follow these steps from GOLF Teacher to Watch Parker McLachlin to escape. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Struggling from the sand? This short-game guru says a simple grip adjustment can help improve your control and consistency from the bunker. By:
Parker McLachlin, with Maddi MacClurg
Having trouble escaping the sand? You might be hitting too far behind the ball in the bunker. Here’s how to fix that flaw. By:
Mark Durland, with Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, we look at a useful chart from instructor Erik J. Barzeski that shows the perfect speed for holing putts. By:
Zephyr Melton
Good strokes rely more on torso movement than twitchy actions with the hands and wrists. Here’s a drill to improve your tempo. By:
Andrew Park, Top 100 Teacher
Are the yips destroying your feel and eroding your confidence on the greens? Switching your putting grip can smooth out your stroke. By:
Maddi MacClurg
If you find your swing impeded by a fence but you’re standing on a cart path, are you allowed to take free relief? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
Knowing when the Rules of Golf can be used to your advantage can save you from difficult predicaments — and maybe even lower your score. By:
Jay Roberts and Danny Vohden
What do you do if your ball rolls onto a cart path, then backward for 100 yards? Can you replace it where it landed? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
Foursomes and four-ball are some of the most common team formats in golf. But what’s the difference between the two? We’ve got you covered. By:
Zephyr Melton
Patrick Reed has one of the best short games in all of pro golf. Here’s his favorite drill for working on chipping around the greens. By:
Zephyr Melton
When you only need to hit the ball a few feet around the greens, what’s the best club? Parker McLachlin — aka the Short Game Chef — explains. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
When you want to avoid tricky breaks on the green, hitting a lob instead a low chip can be a great option. Fred Couples explains how. By:
Zephyr Melton
You’re going to hit shots off tight lies and fluffy lies. A slight adjustment for each makes all the difference in the world. By:
Dom DiJulia, Top 100 Teacher
