Nothing can boost your confidence like knocking in a testy 4- or 5-footer. But those putts aren’t gimmes. Here’s how to make more of them. By:
Josh Berhow
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Carbone says using an ordinary car sponge can help generate more power in the golf swing for added distance. By:
Jason Carbone, Top 100 Teacher
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Nick Dimengo
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. By:
Evelyn Suh, editor at GOLF Korea
The best South Korean tracks are typically outside of Seoul, where they capitalize on the country’s uncommon beauty and natural features. By:
Ran Morrissett
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. By:
Josh Sens
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. By:
Nick Dimengo
Charley Hull opens up on her Solheim Cup dreams, why she was “gutted” the first time she made the team, why she’s off social media and more. By:
Dylan Dethier
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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tim Cooke says focusing on these 3 things will improve your golf IQ, make you a better player, and lead to lower scores. By:
Tim Cooke, Top 100 Teacher
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Nick Dimengo
PGA Tour player Tony Finau shares his tips for hitting incredible approach shots, focusing on varying distances and different club choices. By:
Nick Dimengo
Top teacher Tom Stickney explains how using different golf ball positions can lead to varying trajectories and shot types. By:
Tom Stickney
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Nick Dimengo
Dive into this episode of ‘Warming Up’ for a conversation that’s one part golf, two parts life as Lowry goes deep on his surprising origin story, which weeks he loves most, his PGA Tour friendships, advice he offers amateurs, how he ‘hits the shots he sees’ and much more.
This intense practice chipping game will help you thrive under pressure
GOLF Teacher to Watch Christy Longfield shows Zephyr Melton a drill to help with chipping under pressure.
Cooper Manning talks son Arch’s first collegiate start | Subpar
Cooper Manning joins Subpar’s Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz and shares what it was like attending his son Arch’s first start for the University of Texas.
How to hit a plugged bunker shot with Brittany Lang
Major champion Brittany Lang shows GOLF.com’s Zephyr Melton how to navigate a plugged lie in the sand on this edition of Pros Teaching Joes.
This intense practice chipping game will help you thrive under pressure
GOLF Teacher to Watch Christy Longfield shows Zephyr Melton a drill to help with chipping under pressure.
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Carbone says using an ordinary car sponge can help generate more power in the golf swing for added distance. By:
Jason Carbone, Top 100 Teacher
,
Nick Dimengo
At GOLF’s cover shoot with 7-time U.S. Solheim Cup team member Lexi Thompson, she shared her personal keys for approaching every tee shot. By:
Jessica Marksbury
PGA Tour player Tony Finau shares his tips for hitting incredible approach shots, focusing on varying distances and different club choices. By:
Nick Dimengo
Being able to hit many different shots with the same club is the hallmark of a good player. Here’s how to take a little something off your irons. By:
Eric Johnson, Top 100 Teacher
Escaping the bunker when you’ve got a bad lie can feel impossible, but this secret from the Short Game Chef can make it a bit easier. By:
Parker McLachlin, GOLF Teacher to Watch
If you need to escape a fairway bunker with a hybrid, the most important thing is keeping your nose above the ball. By:
Kevin Sprecher, Top 100 Teacher
Fried-egg lies are some of the worst situations you can find yourself in. But instead of sulking about them, employ this technique. By:
Derek Swoboda, GOLF Teacher to Watch
Nothing can boost your confidence like knocking in a testy 4- or 5-footer. But those putts aren’t gimmes. Here’s how to make more of them. By:
Josh Berhow
Lauren Coughlin had a career year en route to her first Solheim Cup appearance — and an unconventional training aid helped her get there. By:
Zephyr Melton
Lag putting is a hugely important — and often over-looked — skill. Here are 10 keys for mastering the art of putting from distance. By:
Kellie Stenzel, Top 100 Teacher
Luke Donald relied on an excellent short game to become one of the best players in the game. Here’s a drill he used to dial in his putting. By:
Zephyr Melton
Chris Kirk is a world-class right-handed golfer and also an excellent left-handed one, which has raised an interesting rules question. By:
Alan Bastable
Does Bryson DeChambeau’s putter’s lie angle toe the line of what’s legal, according to the Rules of Golf? How so? Rules Guy has the answer. By:
Rules Guy
Nelly Korda has one of the prettiest swings in golf, but her short game is world-class, too. Copy these moves of hers to refine your chipping. By:
Brian Manzella
If you find yourself using the same club and technique for every shot around the green, use this drill to generate more creative thinking. By:
Heather Angell, PGA
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Jessica Marksbury
Adding pressure to your practice will improve your on-course performance, and GOLF Top 100 Teacher Trillium Rose has a simple drill to help. By:
Jessica Marksbury
