[ad_1] Tour pros take in a great deal of information before hitting a shot into a par 3. What’s the raw yardage to the flag, the front of the green, and the back? Is it playing uphill or downhill, and how much? How much room do I have between the pin and the edge of […]
What Tiger Woods wants to know standing on a par 3 | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] If the U.S. Open is the most complete examination in golf, then a requirement to passing that test is a particularly proficient week on the greens. That will be especially true at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot. Eliminating careless three-putts and holing clutch makes for par will set up a chance at a
U.S. Open 2020: The putters used by the past five U.S. Open champions | Equipment Read More »
[ad_1] We’ve all done it. You get to the top of your backswing and feel the club in a wonky position, so you do your best to change your swing in real-time. The results are, more often than not, disastrous. Such a rash mid-move adjustment goes against every old adage about staying committed to the
Tiger details last-second swing adjustments that’ll blow your mind | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] The heat and humidity of summer is starting to give way to more reasonable, cooler temperatures—at least here in the Northeast. With the temperature shift common this time of year in most locales, it’s time for a different type of option than your go-to summer choices. Especially for a quick nine-hole round in the
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[ad_1] The 2020 FedEx Cup champion doesn’t have what would seem to be the most copyable swing. Dustin Johnson used it to go low at East Lake and win by three over Justin Thomas and Xander Schauffele. But even if you can’t get your left wrist into Johnson’s signature position at the top, you can
How to synchronize your swing like Dustin Johnson | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] When it comes to his style, Dustin Johnson is meticulous about color coordination. It makes him feel more put together and ready to take on the challenges for the day—on or off the course. His matching obsession is why he gravitates to dark and solid colors. “Black, white, grey, blue…that’s about the extent of
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[ad_1] In the summer of 2016 Justin Thomas was frustrated with his putting and went to Scotty Cameron’s putting studio seeking a solution. The result was a prototype Futura X5 putter with a welded neck that allowed the larger head to behave more like the blade Thomas had been using. That design now goes from
Scotty Cameron dishes on bringing Justin Thomas’ prototype putter to market | Equipment Read More »
[ad_1] The anticipation around Nike’s limited edition drops for each major in golf is almost as high as for the tournament itself. After the PGA Championship brought tie-dye covered Air Jordans, Air Max 97s, Roshe Gs and Zoom Infinity Tour golf shoes, golf fans and sneaker heads eagerly await the release of Nike’s U.S. Open
[ad_1] Titleist is giving two new drivers a test run on the PGA Tour and European Tour this week, and images are cropping up in the usual places, including the USGA’s list of conforming clubs. On the list are two new models, the TSi2 and TSi3, seemingly the follow-ups to the TS drivers introduced on
[ad_1] It’s not easy to find a pair of Air Jordan golf shoes in stock these days. The basketball-inspired golf shoes were originally released in 2017 and usually sell out shortly after each new drop from the brand. If you’re feeling lucky—or have an atypical shoe size—you can try to get your hands on the
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[ad_1] Hitting a fairway wood off the ground has always been one of the harder asks in golf. The conventional wisdom—what’s been taught for decades—is that a player should “sweep” the ball off the turf rather than compressing it, like you would with an iron. If we translate that old adage to the current era
Tiger Woods: You don’t need to ‘sweep’ your fairway woods | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] When you stand on the tee of a par 5, you should see opportunity. I certainly do. This season, I’m ranked second in par-5 scoring average on the PGA Tour, averaging 4.48 strokes per hole. But the desire to birdie these “gettable” holes means nothing if you don’t have a plan. And that plan
Jon Rahm shares his secrets for scoring on par 5s | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] Regardless of how long you’ve been playing the game, finding the perfect golf outfit as a female can be challenging. Finding a go-to pair of women’s golf shorts? Nearly impossible. There is no female version of the typical male golfer uniform, which consists of navy shorts and a striped golf shirt. So women are
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[ad_1] As fitting has become more the standard way of buying golf equipment, the one category that still remains something of an afterthought is the ball, the one item you use on every shot. That obviously makes no sense (like buying a whole new wardrobe but not any shoes), and it’s why ball companies are
Titleist bringing its on-course ball fitting experience to the virtual world | Equipment Read More »
[ad_1] The concept for Golf Digest Schools, a video-on-demand instruction program, is to bring together the best experts in the game to create comprehensive how-to video series and to make it all available to golfers anytime, anywhere. The content ranges from short clips on playing specific shots to step-by-step videos on improving a skill, like
Golf Digest’s game-improvement hub gets a major upgrade | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] A few weeks after releasing the popular Superstar sneaker as a golf shoe, Adidas has announced another iconic street shoe to be available for golf. The ZX 8000 Golf Shoe is the first ever golf version of the popular Adidas ZX shoe that gave runners a new look for training when it was released
[ad_1] If the PGA Tour was doing crowds this summer, you would have been able to hear the murmurs when Tiger Woods took Frank (his driver headcover) off in the 7th fairway at TPC Boston during the Northern Trust. He was preparing to hit the dreaded driver off the deck—an always challenging shot made even
Tiger Woods hit driver off the deck. Should you? | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] I’m sure there are worse things to happen to you on a golf course than encountering “the Wall,” but at the moment I’m drawing a blank. For those unaware of “the Wall,” it’s that painfully slow group ahead impeding your round. It’s usually not intentional, yet the sight—and subsequent stoppage—of “the Wall” is an
The do’s and don’ts of skipping ahead on the golf course | Courses Read More »
[ad_1] Rahm’s birdie putt was not only impressive because of the distance, but also because of the slope and speed. When asked about his approach to the putt, Rahm said that he focused solely on speed to give himself a good shot. Instead of overthinking the putt, he simplified his approach, and it’s what helped
Beat your putting nerves like Jon Rahm | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] There is currently a huge sale going on at the Bonobos website with deals on golf clothes, suits and accessories. Prices on golf pants are slashed up to 75 percent, golf shirts are discounted 60 percent, and you can get the brand’s popular shorts for half the regular price—but items are selling out quickly.
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