Slicing
Article: Body Drive
No matter what new driver, shaft or even golf ball you choose to play, nothing will help you hit the ball farther if you don't have the right set of swing mechanics.
Article: Stop Slicing! Play A Sidehill Lie
Article: Stop Slicing!
Article: Ascending Impact
Article: Myth Busted!
After about 10 club tosses, take notice of where you naturally set your backswing position and the amount of tension in your left arm.
Article: Card Game
No, I'm not playing a game of cards, but I am holding a couple in these photos. No, I'm not playing a...
Article: Core 4
Hitting better iron shots is key if you want to shoot lower scores. It's really the great equalizer if you will—the link from the tee box to the green.
Article: In Case Of Emergency Break Glass
When things start going sour out on the golf course, it's critical you get to the root of your problems and get back on track as fast as possible.
Article: One-Club Wonder!
A typical 6-iron has a loft of 30°, which places it between your pitching wedge (48°) and driver (approximately 9°).
Article: Common Practice
Golf is a game of minimizing your mistakes.
Article: Power Draws & Power Fades
Here's a drill that will help you hit a big sweeping hook.
Article: My Favorite Tips & Drills
Sometimes, even the best players in the world need to refresh their fundamentals. In fact, for some, the fundamentals are the only things they work on come time to keep their swings in check.
Article: Give Your Swing A Tune Up
It's already the middle of the golf season, and I'm sure some of you are finding yourselves stuck in a rut.
Article: Build An Athletic Golf Swing
If anyone has ever told you that the golf swing is an athletic move, they're right.
Article: Slice No More
Hitting a big, weak slice is never any fun.
Article: Iron Play Simplified
Let’s make things easier, shall we? LET"S MAKE THINGS EASIER, shall we? In...
Article: Quick Tips To Play Better
If you want to dial in your chips and pitch shots, you have to learn to swing with the bigger muscles, not the smaller ones.
Article: Learning From Lefty
I might be a left-handed lad from Leicestershire, England, but I know what it’s like to swing from the right side.
Article: 7 Faults Most Amateurs Make
Here’s something to look for the next time you watch a professional golf tournament: Notice how, on great shots, the pros hold their finish and how, on bad shots, they don’t. Why’s this worth noting?
Article: Drop 10 Strokes In 10 Minutes
It’s a new year. It’s a new you. It’s time to kick those bad swing habits and make 2011 the year you play your best golf ever. ...
Article: Outdraw The (Slice) Outlaw
Without question, the draw is golf’s most difficult shot for players to learn.
Article: My Favorite Tips And Drills
Just because the golf season is near a close, there’s still plenty of work to do if you want to keep your swing fresh and up to par for the next golf season.
Article: Power Fundamentals
Setting up with the ball in the right position is absolutely vital if you want to hit it big.
Article: Slice Killers!
Ever wonder what causes a slice to curve? Either your hands don’t rotate enough and you hit the ball with an open face, or you have an out-to-inside swing path.
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: Fix Your Game
When you’re on the course and your game starts to fall apart, what should you do?
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: Cure Your Slice
Now that you’ve learned to close the clubface continuously and how straight shots can come from a slightly open face, you need to take that hook and turn it into a draw.
