Driving
Article: Drive 4 Show
Top shots happen when you lose the spine angle you established at address and “stand up” as you approach the ball.
Article: Slice Killers!
Ever wonder what causes a slice to curve?
Article: Play Like A Pro
Every week, TV audiences are mesmerized by PGA Tour pros. It’s easy to understand why.
Article: Trouble Shots
Golf is a lot like life. Some days everything comes easily; other days nothing seems to go your way.
Article: Fix Your Game
When you’re on the course and your game starts to fall apart, what should you do?
Article: Stripe It!
On the PGA Tour, they call it “Total Driving.” That’s the stat that ranks players according to how far and straight they drive the ball. ...
Article: 8 Tricks To Become A Better Player
One of the most common mistakes amateurs make is improper alignment. Some think they should align their feet at the target, others try to get their shoulders parallel to it.
Article: Slice No More
To draw the ball, the first thing you need to have is the right image. Begin by setting your sights on a spot to the right of your target. This is your starting line.
Article: Quick Tips
We admit, this issue isn’t the first Golf Tips magazine-produced issue to feature the long-hitting Jamie Sadlowski. ...
Article: Swing Myths and Simple Fixes
I’ve seen so many different approaches to golf instruction that some things have come full circle. For every instructor who says keep your head down, another says let it turn.
Article: Tour Power
Depending on whom you ask, the median amateur driver distance is about 200-210 yards. Shocking, right?
Article: Why You Can’t...
One of the great things about the game of golf is that, on occasion, all of us, even the highest handicapper, will hit a shot like a pro. It might be a well-struck drive, hitting a par-5 in two or holing out a bunker shot.
Article: Practice Like A Pro
To get started, when you practice, always do so with a target in mind for every shot.
Article: Hit It Big
Grips are usually classified as neutral, weak or strong. A weak grip, where your hands are rotated to the left, adds loft at impact and makes your club of choice play a bit weaker. The result? Loss of distance.
Article: 10 Best Tips
If you’ve ever received a lesson, or better yet, a series of lessons, it’s likely you’ve been told to do the same thing more than once. ...
Article: Leg Drive for Distance
Power your lower body for big drives!
Article: DrillDown
For effortless power, your upper and lower bodies must resist one another and create “whip” or “torque.” To achieve this, keep your right knee flexed and turn against it.
