If your golf practice routine only consists of hitting a bucket of balls on the driving range, well, you're probably not actually improving. Look, I don't have a gripe against driving ranges — after ...

These days there can be no excuses for not having the tools to improve. Whether it’s game-improvement clubs, state-of-the-art driving ranges, or free online golf tips from PGA professionals, getting ...

PGA Professional Braedon Fox explains how snowboarding can improve your golf swing. Both sports rely on ground force, ...

Golf is a fickle game where you strive for perfection in an imperfect sport. But what if you could hone your swing, nail down your putting, and enhance your overall performance without having to hit ...

3-Time Major Champion Jordan Spieth after winning the British Open. Spieth is one of the more visible "grip enthusiasts" on the PGA Tour. (Photo by Andy BUCHANAN / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE ...

When I was handed the PureOne Golf practice club, I laughed. Then I tried it over and over and over again, eventually seeing steady ball-striking progress. Here’s why it’s my favorite training aid.

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There are so many golf swing tips out there that it can be dizzying trying to keep up with them. And, in some cases, they can actually do more harm than good, causing severe performance anxiety. From ...

What is the best driver? Every round of golf begins the same way: the golfer stands on the first tee with a driver in hand. Drivers are the longest hitting clubs in a golfer’s bag and make a big ...

A truly essential skill for scoring well is controlling distance on the greens and getting your first putt close enough to tap in. Distance control starts with solid technique and a simple principle: ...

A duffed chip is one of the most frustrating misses you can hit on the golf course. One second you’re standing over your shot, visualizing the ball rolling next to the hole — and the next, you’ve ...