Swinging with a bowed lead wrist is a popular internet swing fad — but following that mold could be ruining your swing.

This list of the 20 best driving tips and drills in golf has been curated using the experience and wisdom of our Top 50 Coaches to help you crush it of the tee ...

Wrist injuries from golf — as with other swing sports like pickleball, tennis and baseball — tend to be from overuse and repeated motion, not from an acute injury such as a fall.

Bowing your lead wrist, sometimes referred to as the "motorcyle move" as it simulates the action required to rotate the throttle and get the bike moving, is definitely a position of strain.

Take a page out of Nick Faldo ‘s book and try his “pre-set drill.” Back in the 80s, Faldo went through a series of swing changes to get more consistency out of his ball striking.

If you decide to uncock your wrists and get that clubhead going really fast before your lower body does anything, that's a speed killer,” says MacKenzie, who helped Matt Fitzpatrick add distance ...