Trying to add speed in your golf swing is always a lot harder than you might think. Sure, many average or beginner golfers likely try to swing as hard as they can — nearly falling out of their shoes ...

The frustrating part about being an average golfer is that my game lacks consistency — other than the fact that I consistently mishit the golf ball over and over. Why's this happen? Because my ...

Sequencing is a key element of a high-level swing. If you can learn to sequence your swing correctly, you’ll be well on your way to consistent strikes and efficient power. So, what exactly is ...

A proper release is a key component of any solid golf swing. Without it, you will never maximize your consistency and results. But what exactly is a release? It’s the way you allow the clubhead to ...

Most weekend players tend to hang back at impact, or “dump” the club too early. The culprits: not enough body turn or weight shift on the downswing. Try this: Make a swing, carving out a divot near ...

Ludvig Aberg is a lot of things: A top-5 player in the world, a PGA Tour winner, the guy that taught American golf fans that the little circle above the A in Swedish (it’s called a “ring”) is actually ...

Synchronicity is one of the most important aspects of a good golf swing. It's going to be really difficult to hit quality shots if your upper body is leading the way in the downswing or if your arms ...

There are plenty of golf swing drills that can help you hit the ball better, but one of the more popular ones these days is something called the “Pause Drill” — which is exactly what it sounds like!

The sequence highlighted improved tempo, balance, and club speed. Paige Spiranac appears determined to prove that her golf game is evolving right alongside her massive online brand, and her latest ...

After nearly three decades in this industry and almost 20 years as a PGA Professional, I’ve seen countless golfers make the same mistake every summer. They show up to the first tee without any ...

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Krista Dunton says mimicking a baseball throwing motion can help golfers find the correct trail arm position and release for a more powerful, consistent swing. The movement ...