Most average and beginner golfers will try anything to try and fix their golf swing. Whether that means grinding on the driving range, paying for lessons, watching videos online, or buying a bunch of ...

Whether you just started your golf journey or need a few pointers before hitting balls with friends, there are a few things you should know to set yourself up for success — and Erika Larkin, a GOLF ...

A hammer drill can help golfers improve their takeaway and fix their golf swing issues. Instructor Kelvin Kelley says, “Everybody can hammer a nail,” relating it to the correct backswing motion.

It's OK to envy another golfer's swing. It can be good for your own golf swing—but only if you do it the right way. The problem: You may like another player's golf swing—Adam Scott, let's say—but you ...

This article originally appeared in the Golf IQ newsletter, which is available exclusively to Golf Digest+ subscribers. You can subscribe to Golf Digest+ right here. This was one of the more ...

There's lots of things that can crush your golf swing — like coming over-the-top and slicing the ball, or coming in too steep at impact and chunking golf shots. But what if I told you that tension ...

There are a lot of gimmicks out there that promise a better golf swing and contact. Things like funky training aids or time-consuming practice plans that (many times) do more harm than good. While I ...

Let’s talk about one of the biggest myths in golf — one that’s right up there with “keep your head down.” The myth: “I should wait to fix my swing before I get custom fit.” Nah. That’s like saying you ...

Back in a 2006 issue of GOLF Magazine, Peter Kostis broke down a key "X-factor" that pros use to add serious speed to their swings. The post Master this golf-swing ‘X-factor’ to add serious power to ...