I love his feel of keeping his left arm connected to his chest going back. This gets his arms deeper—more around him and a little flatter—and prevents him from simply lifting his arms without turning.

Are you constantly working on your ball striking, yet baffled that you aren’t improving? If so, worry not. Even the best players in the world sometimes face this challenge. But if you want to get ...

One of my favorite things about 3-time major champ Padraig Harrington is that he really, really cares about making golfers better. Just do a quick Google search of the 54-year-old and you'll find all ...

Tour pros are exceptional wedge players because they control their distance so well, but you don’t need to spend hours on the range to be pin-high more often—you just might need to adjust your ...

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Another thought on Ogilvy’s swing: He does not take a divot with his irons; the clubhead skims the turf. This contrasts to say, Tiger Woods, and most other PGA Tour players, who cut a nice-sized pelt ...

Taking divots is a normal part of any round of golf. Making our best effort to repair our divots should also be a routine part of the game. Spending a little time to properly repair our divots makes a ...

Callaway Golf Chief Designer Roger Cleveland is a legend. He designed his first club in 1981–82 and has been crafting wedges for Callaway since 1997. Not only is he one of the principal authorities on ...

View post: Tommy Fleetwood’s Odd Range Drill Gives Instant Ball-Striking Feedback One of my favorite things about 3-time major champ Padraig Harrington is that he really, really cares about making ...

One of my favorite things about 3-time major champ Padraig Harrington is that he really, really cares about making golfers better. With over three decades of experience as a pro golfer, I figured it'd ...