Alistair Davies walks through simple golf drills that can be practiced at home with minimal equipment. The lesson focuses on ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you play smarter, better golf. The direction your ball travels is contingent on two factors: club path and face angle.

In this Golf Starter Club lesson, top golf teacher Brech Spradley addresses a common swing flaw: Swaying in the backswing! He then shares a good drill to help eliminate the problem.

I asked a Tour coach to fix my putting. He made 2 simple fixes GOLF.com game-improvement editor Zephyr Melton did a putting fundamentals bootcamp with Tour coach Stephen Sweeney to fix his putting. If ...

Golf practice often involves the "towel under both arms" drill to improve swing precision. While this drill is effective for ...

When professional golfers prepare for a major championship, it requires a different plan of attack than a typical tour event. For example most players will refrain from making major swing changes a ...

After nearly three decades in this industry and almost 20 years as a PGA Professional, I’ve seen countless golfers make the same mistake every summer. They show up to the first tee without any ...

There's never a better time to reboot your golf game than at the start of a new year. It's a clean slate; a chance to be a little better than the year before. As always, we're here to help. Don't ...

If you're looking for the ultimate golf gift, it's tough to argue with the wow factor of an improved game. These training ...

Golf swing speed can affect distance, but speed is most useful when it comes with solid contact and control. More recreational golfers are tracking it because launch monitors make it easier to connect ...