Getting more speed in your swing is a popular goal for lots of recreational golfers. But for many of them, the distance gains they crave are achievable simply by hitting the center of the clubface ...

It is embarrassing to admit, but in the second half of last year, when I counted my number of 3-putts, I averaged more than ...

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Doug Spencer ran an experiment to find out if a bump-and-run is really more reliable than a chip shot. In this lesson, top teacher Brech Spradley addresses a common swing flaw: ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you play smarter, better golf. The quickest way to see improvement on your scorecard is to master your putting distance ...

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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Mark Durland explains why sliding during the downswing hurts your ball striking - and how to fix it. Discover why wedge shots pull left and how simple stance adjustments can save ...

Most amateurs find 40 to 60 yards to be a difficult range for wedge shots. The awkwardness comes from having to dial back the power of the swing to cover a less-than-full distance, which can disrupt ...