Struggling with a golf slice, especially with your driver? Golf instructor Joe Estes breaks down the three most common golf ...

Struggling with unpredictable tee shots? Watch as golf pro Ed helps Patrick fix his two-way miss—battling both slices and ...

Long, straight drives only happen when you catch the ball on the sweet spot and swing slightly in-to-out as you approach impact. Problem is, most rec players swing slightly (or extremely) out-to-in ...

GOLF Teacher to Watch Chad Gibbs explains the biggest mistake he sees his players make after a big swing change. The post The ...

All too often, amateur and beginner golfers spend hours watching golf instruction videos online to try and gain distance with their driver — and then they head to the driving range just hacking away ...

If you’re a beginning golfer, you may be surprised to find out that you need to use different swings for different clubs. Sure, you probably deduced that certain specialty shots called for unique ...

But can you believe that a hammer — yes, the exact hammer you probably have in your garage — can fix your golf swing by perfecting your takeaway? Yeah, I was skeptical at first, too. But after taking ...

Every golfer wants to generate power with their swing and one of the key ingredients to creating more power is stability. Many amateurs, however, have too much excess body movement in their swing.

Welcome to MythBusters, a Golf Digest+ series where we explore answers to some of golf’s most common questions through a series of tests with golfers and robots. Sometimes definitive, other times less ...

There’s an old saying that “It’s not the arrow, it’s the archer” for gear nerds who try to fix everything wrong with their games by making an equipment change. In the case of Jenny Shin, it turns out ...