There's this visual from an old Golf Digest article that I can't get out of my head—because it's great. It comes courtesy of David Leadbetter, and you can see it below. The legendary teacher is ...

Is a little pause at the top of your backswing the ticket to improved ball striking? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tim Cooke explains.

When Viktor first came out on tour—he describes his golf swing's sweet spot somewhere around 2020—he kept his arms more in front of his body in the early part of his backswing. Then Hovland says as he ...

Every aspect of this training program targets a physical trait vital to swinging a golf club. You need to be sturdy, be able ...

From Golf Magazine's Play Like A Pro instruction book, PGA Tour player Ian Poulter explains the thoughts that go through his ...

The biggest myth of the swing-your-swing movement, which is noble in its cause, is that you should leave it untouched. Scottie Scheffler has one of the most unique swings in golf—and one of the most ...

Many golfers hit the ball solidly but can't seem to achieve any real distance. Often the culprit is a steep, outside-in swing ...

Watching Scottie Scheffler dominate through 36 holes at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson reminded me of something I've been preaching to my students for years: the shape of your backswing matters tremendously.

So you’re looking to gain a few extra yards off the tee? Join the club. There’s not a single skill in the game more sought after than power with the driver. Not only does extra power wow your playing ...

This Popular Golf Swing Flaw is a Death Move. Here's How to Fix It originally appeared on Athlon Sports. While there are lots of common golf swing flaws that amateurs make, one of the biggest issues ...

As a neurosurgeon specializing in spinal conditions and treating a diverse range of athletes—from corporate executives to weekend warriors and high school competitors—I frequently encounter the ...

If you’ve ever watched PGA Tour golf, you know the names Cameron Young and Hideki Matsuyama. What do these two players have in common (besides being Tour winners)? They both utilize a distinct “pause” ...