Long Drive champ Justin James knows how to crush the driver, and he says there's 1 giant mistake that's costing average and ...
There’s an old saying that “It’s not the arrow, it’s the archer” for gear nerds who try to fix everything wrong with their games by making an equipment change. In the case of Jenny Shin, it turns out ...
The Golf Sensei on MSN
3 biggest golf slice mistakes (and how to fix them!) | Straighten your driver fast
Struggling with a golf slice, especially with your driver? Golf instructor Joe Estes breaks down the three most common golf swing mistakes that lead to slicing the ball. Learn why your golf setup, bal ...
The Art of Simple Golf on MSN
A practical driver swing built for real golfers
Many golfers try to copy professional swings that no longer suit their bodies. This video introduces a six-part reset ...
Figuring out how the looks of a golf club impact how a player swings is a big part of fitting, but some traits are more obvious than others. While you might not think to give more loft to a player who ...
As seen in Golf Magazine's Best Driving Instruction Book Ever!, Top 100 Teacher Mike Adams demonstrates how to test your body to find your best setup and swing. For those of you who play golf, I have ...
Promise you, that headline is not clickbait—it's true! The more cardboard you recycle, the better chance you have of increasing your swing speed. Allow an expert to explain. One of golf's biggest ...
A reader recently sent us a driver question that sounded pretty straightforward. He swings between 110 and 115 mph, can get ...
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