**How to Finally Fix Your Slice** Follow Old Hick Golf Chicks Here: Try Coach Ed's favorite golf training gadgets: The Stack ...

Instruction trends come and go. In the 90s, a big one swept onto the scene. The idea that golfers should keep their trail knee—or right knee for right-handed golfers—bent on the backswing. In the ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. The first move in any golf swing — the takeaway — is absolutely crucial. What you ...

Assuming you’ve paired your upright backswing with a full turn, now comes the magic move. Start the downswing with your lower ...

When you're tense in the golf swing, bad things happen. Top-ranked golf teacher Mike Dickson breaks down why - and how to ...

Most golfers know the goal is to make a nice, big backswing turn. That's where the power is. But do it wrong and it can backfire. The goal of a good backswing isn't to turn. It's to load. To put your ...

Whether that means grinding on the driving range, paying for lessons, watching videos online, or buying a bunch of golf ...

Golfers love gadgets. But some training aids look helpful, promise the world and end up in the garage before the weekend is over. I hate when golfers are ...

It doesn’t matter how good of a golfer you are, because part of what makes the game so fun (and frustrating) is the fact that the work never stops. For instance, just because you shot one over today ...

Many average golfers struggle with their ball-striking because they don’t understand how to properly sequence their backswing. Oftentimes, the club gets out of position early in the takeaway and a ...

The vast majority of golfers have their lead arm bend or collapse during the backswing. This is something that many golfers know they do but have a tough time actually correcting. The reason for this ...

As a neurosurgeon specializing in spinal conditions and treating a diverse range of athletes—from corporate executives to weekend warriors and high school competitors—I frequently encounter the ...