Golf Tips

Golfers are inconsistent in their ball-striking mainly for one reason —flexibility. Being stiff or inflexible causes a change in the spine angle, altering the swing.

The short game is the most important part of the golf game. The short game can be divided up into four parts. Putting, bump-and-run chip shots, lofted pitch shots and sand play. Over 60 percent of the strokes that you ...

Watching a Tour Player practice is a great way to get a feel for the mechanics of the swing and the sequence in which they perform the task of repeating the swing. When you go to a Tour Event make ...

The golf swing is a series of complicated moves that must be performed in sequence. The key words here are "in sequence." Most golfers can learn to make a decent backswing. But it is the very next move, the start ...

All of us want more distance with all of our clubs without sacrificing control. Swinging harder is not the answer for more distance, as swinging too hard promotes losing your balance and inconsistent results.

What part of the ball are you trying to hit when you swing? The answer may seem obvious, but it's not.

The one thing I can guarantee when you play golf is that eventually your ball will land in the rough. And evidenced by last week's U.S. Open, even touring pros find the cabbage patch.

This week at Congressional Country Club in Washington DC will be the site of the U.S. Open, our National Championship. It is usually the toughest of the major championships to win because of the course set up.

You have probably purchased one of those new lighter, faster and 12 yards longer drivers in the last two to three years.

For a right handed golfer the most important arm is the right arm or the trailing arm. In the takeaway the action of the right arm can make or break your chances of getting into a good impact position.

How do you put spin on the ball? How do the pros on the tour put so much spin on their short shots to the green? These are questions often asked by many amateur players.

One of the most challenging shots for many players is the long greenside bunker shot.

Some players are impressed they can hit their pitching wedge 130-140 yards.

There have been many discussions over the years on how the downswing is started.

Golf balls are supposed to fly, but an alarming number of golfers don't know what makes them fly. It's one of the key fundamentals of the swing.