Ready golf means playing when you are ready instead of waiting for strict turn order. Learn what it means, where it came from, what the Rules of Golf say, and how to use it on the course.

Jabby or rushed putting strokes? The tick-tock putting drill gives your stroke a steady rhythm so your speed control improves. Here is how to do it on the practice green.

Skip the warm-up and your first few holes pay for it. Try this easy 10-minute golf warm-up: gentle stretches, a range routine from wedge to driver, and a few chips and putts.

Forgot your glove or tees again? Use this simple night-before golf checklist: pack your bag, lay out your outfit and sunscreen, check your tee time and get a good nights sleep.

Bunkers, water and trees only hurt if you aim at them. Learn a simple three-step routine to spot trouble, pick your safe side and swing with confidence.

Rushing from the top of your swing? The pause-at-the-top drill teaches a smooth transition, better sequencing and cleaner contact. Here is how to do it at the range.