Hitting up on the ball is a great way to produce longer drives, but most golfers go about it the wrong way. The post 3 things ...

Every solid golf swing starts with a proper move to the top. Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel shares five keys for making a ...

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The golf swing has lots of elements and "check points" that it can drive a person crazy when trying to put it all together. But one thing that's often forgotten about in the golf swing is where the ...

Correct golf ball position is key for consistent, solid ball-striking with any club. Top-ranked golf teacher Tony Ruggiero advises different ball positions for driver, irons, and wedges for best ...

Unless you're a better-than-average golfer, there's a good chance you overlook one of the simplest factors when it comes to consistent ball-striking: Your golf ball position! When your ball's too far ...

Let’s start with the obvious: Christo Lamprecht looks more like a hooper than a pro golfer. The rangy South African began high school at 5 feet, 6 inches, before hitting a massive growth spurt, ...