Everyone loves big, booming drives. In fact, I challenge you to find any golfer who’s willing to give up even an inch of that precious driving yardage.
One of my favorite things about teaching junior players is knowing that they don’t have any preconceived notions about what they think the golf swing should look and feel like.
A bunker shot should be one of the easier shots you encounter on the golf course, theoretically.
When practicing out on the range, it’s important you remember to be in a training mind-set, not necessarily a playing one.
If you really want to shoot lower scores, it’s imperative that you learn the shots on the golf course you need to prevent big numbers from occurring.
Say what you will about Jim Furyk, the man knows how to play some extraordinary golf using a homegrown swing that’s truly one of a kind.
In case you haven’t noticed, Keegan Bradley is crushing the ball this year.
In case you haven’t paid much attention to long drive competitions, here’s what you’ve been missing.
If there’s one shot in golf that golfers unnecessarily struggle with, it has to be the simple bunker shot.
When it comes to hitting the simple bump-and-run shot from just off the green, I teach it the same way to all my students.
