Tips & Instruction

As a beginner golfer, many aspects of the game can seem intimidating. Maybe second only to the first tee is a crowded practice range where

One thing I hear all the time is a new golfer who wants to practice their swing but gets to the range, looks at their

You can’t be on the practice green all the time. Eventually you have to go home. But being able to perform practice drills at home

You step up to a putt knowing exactly where to aim, hit it the exact perfect distance, and then watch as it rolls a foot

If you are new to the game of golf, then there is a lot of terminology that can be confusing if you are not familiar

Everyone ends up hitting into a water hazard at some point. That beautiful lake or oceanfront that makes you want to play the course can

Golf has more gadgets and training aids that are supposed to help your game than any other sport and a lot of them are for

Read anything about putter specs (including some posts here) and you’ll be sure to come across the term MOI. But what does that actually mean?

Controlling the speed of your putts so that they get to the hole but don’t go too far past can have a significant effect on

Do you tee off on every par 4 and 5 with your driver? Why? Phil Mickelson won the 2013 British Open without a driver and

Golf is an individual sport. Our only way of competing against others is to compare scores (either 1 hole at a time or a complete

Ace – Common term for a hole in one Approach (or Approach Shot) – Any shot where the player is intending to hit the green

The partial wedge shot is one that even PGA pros try to avoid if they can. They either go for the green or lay up

A an official USGA Handicap is a great thing to have if you want to take your game to the next level. Knowing your handicap

Putting is arguably the most important factor in a golfer’s score. The better you get, the more important it becomes. Golfers read so much content