If you like to keep a weighted club in your bag for training purposes, is it legal to actually hit a shot with it? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
Long irons are some of the most difficult clubs in the bag to hit. Arnold Palmer has a few tips that will make hitting them a bit easier. By:
Zephyr Melton
Rory McIlroy is the latest golfer to complete the career Grand Slam. Here are five tips from the Masters champ for improved ball striking. By:
Zephyr Melton
With four Masters wins, Arnold Palmer is one of the greatest golfers of all time. Here are 10 swing tips from The King to improve your swing. By:
Zephyr Melton
Johnny Miller once called this drill his “single best tip” for improving ball striking. Try it out and you’ll hit it better than ever. By:
Zephyr Melton
Coming over the top is the bane of many golfers. Here’s how to get on plane with your downswing and hit more fairways. By:
Mike Malizia, Top 100 Teacher
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
If you’re playing golf with any sort of regularity, you should sign up for a Handicap Index. Here are six reasons why. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
Everyone knows the saying that the Masters doesn’t start until the back nine on Sunday, but the first five holes are pretty important, too. By:
Jon Tattersall, Top 100 Teacher
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
Looking to make more consistent contact with your wedges? Follow these six keys from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
If you like to keep a weighted club in your bag for training purposes, is it legal to actually hit a shot with it? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
Coming over the top is the bane of many golfers. Here’s how to get on plane with your downswing and hit more fairways. By:
Mike Malizia, Top 100 Teacher
If you find your ball in a divot, don’t sweat it. Just use this simple technique from the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Finding the perfect position with your body and club is the key to generating ball-first contact. Top 100 Teacher Martin Chick explains how. By:
Martin Chuck, Top 100 Teacher
The Augusta National chicken salad sandwich — a recent addition to the Masters concessions menu — is delightful and delightfully simple. By:
Jessica Marksbury
The Masters is a pressure cooker from the first tee shot to the last putt. But the crowds make it even more intense for the game’s best. By:
Michael Bamberger
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In this edition of Ply Smart, Top 100 Teacher Dave Phillips gives a bit of putting advice that Phil Mickelson called “simple but brilliant.” By:
Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, we dig into data from the Augusta National practice range that shows a key habit you should follow. By:
Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, GOLF Teacher to Watch Addison Craig explains the benefits of knowing how to shape the ball both ways. By:
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
What does consistent golf *really* look like? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Trent Wearner shows us — and explains how you can achieve it. By:
Trent Wearner, 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.
When should I be choking down on the club?
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains when you should choke down on the club and shows GOLF’s Zephyr Melton the proper setup when doing so.
Keegan Bradley on the intense pressure of playing in the Ryder Cup | Subpar
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley describes the scenes from Medinah a decade ago that made him feel intense pressure. He explains how that’ll translate to Bethpage with Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz.
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.
The difference between a strong grip and a weak grip, explained
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Debbie Doniger explains and shows GOLF’s Zephyr Melton the difference between a strong grip and a weak grip.
Coming over the top is the bane of many golfers. Here’s how to get on plane with your downswing and hit more fairways. By:
Mike Malizia, Top 100 Teacher
Rory McIlroy is the latest golfer to complete the career Grand Slam. Here are five tips from the Masters champ for improved ball striking. By:
Zephyr Melton
Slicing the ball happens primarily because of poor fundamentals at setup. Here’s how you can fix them and start hitting it straight. By:
Nick Clearwater, with Zephyr Melton
Data provided by GOLFTEC shows that there is a key move that all bombers have in their swing that helps them generate power. By:
Nick Clearwater, with Zephyr Melton
Long irons are some of the most difficult clubs in the bag to hit. Arnold Palmer has a few tips that will make hitting them a bit easier. By:
Zephyr Melton
Finding the perfect position with your body and club is the key to generating ball-first contact. Top 100 Teacher Martin Chick explains how. By:
Martin Chuck, Top 100 Teacher
Johnny Miller once called this drill his “single best tip” for improving ball striking. Try it out and you’ll hit it better than ever. By:
Zephyr Melton
In today’s edition of Play Smart, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tony Ruggiero explains why “keep your head down” is actually terrible golf advice. By:
Zephyr Melton
In this edition of Play Smart, GOLF Teacher to Watch Christy Longfield explains how controlling your low point is the key to ball striking. By:
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
KJ Choi recently demonstrated a bizarre bunker drill he teaches young players. But while it looks odd, it has actually got some key benefits. By:
Zephyr Melton
The short-sided bunker shot off a downhill lie is one of golf’s most treacherous shots. A former Tour winner explains how to execute it. By:
Alan Bastable
In this edition of Ply Smart, Top 100 Teacher Dave Phillips gives a bit of putting advice that Phil Mickelson called “simple but brilliant.” By:
Zephyr Melton
A putter that fits enhances three critical aspects of your setup: hip orientation, hand and shoulder relationship and eye position. By:
Todd Sones, Top 100 Teacher
With a breakthrough PGA Tour title on the line Sunday, Min Woo Lee executed a clutch long-range lag putt. Here’s what you can learn from him. By:
Joe Plecker, Top 100 Teacher
In this edition of Play Smart, instructor Kelan McDonagh explains how adopting a penalty kick strategy can make you a better lag putter. By:
Zephyr Melton
If you like to keep a weighted club in your bag for training purposes, is it legal to actually hit a shot with it? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
If your match play opponent concedes a putt that rolls to the hole’s edge, how long can you wait for it to drop in? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
If you find your ball in a divot, don’t sweat it. Just use this simple technique from the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Masters competitors will have to know how to get up-and-down around the greens at Augusta National. Parker McLachlin shows us how. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Want to hit a knockdown shot with your irons like the pros do? Check out this quick tutorial from the Short Game Chef. By:
Parker McLachlin, with Zephyr Melton
Looking to make more consistent contact with your wedges? Follow these six keys from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
No one likes to chunk a chip shot around the greens, so he’s a quick fix that will help make sure you never do it again. By:
Ed Oldham, Top 100 Teacher
