There’s no reason to let Father Time wreck your game, just follow these tips from three-time major-winner Julius Boros.

After taking a brief break from sharing instructional videos, popular golf influencer Paige Spiranac returns to YouTube with another video sharing the ...

I actually pulled the numbers from our friends over at the Mustard Golf App on this ( you can check out Mustard's app here, it's great), and it turns out that that more than 17% of golfers measured ...

There are a lot of pretty swings in professional golf, but the guy in the photo (above) has one of the best. If you don't recognize him, it's 2010 British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen.

Hitting the ball from further down the fairway is also a lot more enjoyable than continually hacking your ball (your third one, a lot of the time) out of the long rough. There are loads of driver tips ...

As well as providing the basic front, middle, and back yardage numbers, the V5 offers some other useful functions too, such ...

Perhaps the coolest thing is a hidden pannier system pocket that allows you to strap your bag onto the side ... getting smarter than us ($599). —SH SensorEdge grips: An easy way to identify your grip ...

In his 25th season as the helm of Lewis-Clark State track and field, Mike Collins, sitting next to senior triple jumper Sydnie Zywina at their Monday news conference, said this year’s Warrior track ...

Introducing some draw-bias elements to his swing, Hovland's old way of playing golf abandoned him ... and then suddenly I get sick and tired of it missing left and now I'll want to cut it ...

His ball found the water that runs down the left side ... golf ball, but you can control your thoughts,” Clark added. “So [going back to the drawing board] was a good reminder for me to get ...

"This is almost like the Top Golf of baseball ... know how to swing the bat and put the ball in different areas of the field and not worry about putting it out of the ballpark." Get a brief ...

Jack Milko has been playing golf since ... s right side, making it nearly impossible for a player to either flop a wedge or hit a bump-and-run to try to get close. The front left is probably ...