One of the fastest ways for beginner golfers to lower scores is by developing a reliable (and repeatable!) short game. That's because having a shorter swing and not a full swing is easier to control, ...

There are so many technical aspects when it comes to the short game, and if you forget about just one of them, you could add a handful of unnecessary strokes. When it comes to mastering distance ...

You shoot 78 one day and 92 the next. Same course. Same clubs. Same swing. What changed? Most golfers think it’s their ...

If you want to lower your scores quickly, start where it matters most: the shots that happen after the tee box. Big drives may steal the spotlight, but it’s the precise, controlled swings around the ...

When it comes to the short game, it’s helpful to clearly define the shot you’re trying to hit. Golf terminology can be confusing — and often inconsistent — so having simple definitions makes ...

To win the AIG Women’s British Open, you need a great short game. Links golf challenges in a different way, demanding creativity and an ability to convert pars from difficult positions. And to save ...

The dreaded plugged lie doesn’t have to be a disaster. With a few key adjustments, you can turn a fried egg into a confident up-and-down chance. Start by assessing the situation: The ball is likely ...

One of the (many) reasons why golf is so tricky is because the way most golfers practice isn't all that similar to the game we actually play. Yet, it's an essential part of getting better. We need to ...

Developing a reliable short game is key for beginner golfers to lower scores. Learning lag chipping drills can improve control and accuracy from 5-15 yards. Consistent practice with defined benchmarks ...