There are so many golf swing tips out there that it can be dizzying trying to keep up with them. From using a training aid to ...

Last Thursday, I watched a student practice on the range with textbook form. Beautiful setup, smooth takeaway, perfect ...

Release timing is everything; it determines when the clubhead meets the ball and consequently, how efficiently energy is transferred. An early or late release in this drill translates to weak strikes ...

Fitness guru and Professional Long Driver Averee Dovsek shares the basics on how to strengthen and weaken your left hand in ...

Are you standing too far from the golf ball? Too close? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Mark Durland has a test that can show you. The ...

Using the same technology they use to create movie avatars, the golf lab attaches sensors all over from head to foot. This way when the golfer goes through the motions of their swing, the markers ...

Your hands may be slowing down, but the clubhead continually picks up speed because of it. Anyway, if you want more speed, learn to slam on the breaks. You’ll be amazed how fast you can go.

Anyway, Rock’s golf swing is nice, but probably not one the rest of us can feasibly replicate. So let’s talk about the two more common types of loops, how to use them, and their various pitfalls.

For a quick explainer on the subject, we enlisted the help of GOLF Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella. Check out the video above, or read below, for more on how to properly use your wrists in the swing.

Want more power in your golf swing? Make sure you do this By: Zephyr Melton A great way to mitigate the lack of a powerful delivery in your hands is to imagine holding a mug full of water in your ...

quick coaching Hands & Hips: Creating Consistent Position at Impact in Your Golf Swing By Brittany Testa Published on Tuesday, August 11, 2020 Ben Peters / Instagram: @thegolfhawk ...

The only communication you have with the golf club is with your hands. To have the club face in the square position at impact you must have a fundamentally sound grip. That means being able to see ...