Choose Your Spot in the Tee Box: A Free Way to Set Up Every Hole
Walk up to almost any tee box and watch what most golfers do: they step to roughly the same spot every time, usually somewhere near the middle, push a tee into the ground, and get on with their...
Most golfers spend their practice time working on the stroke itself, the takeaway, the tempo, the follow-through, and almost none of it on what happens before the putter ever moves. That is a...
Check the Low Side Too: The Green-Reading Habit Most Golfers Skip
You crouch behind your ball, picture the line, and step up to putt with total confidence, only to watch the ball curve late and miss on the low side, well after you thought it had already found its...
Wait Before You Swing: The Golf Safety Rule Every Beginner Needs
You're standing over your ball on the fairway, itching to hit your approach shot. The green looks open. Your playing partners are ready to move. But if you look up and there's still a group walking...
Putt From the Fringe: When to Trade the Wedge for the Putter
Your ball comes up just short of the green. It's sitting in the fringe — that narrow band of slightly longer grass between the fairway and the putting surface — a foot or two off the actual...
It happens on almost every green, in almost every casual round. Your ball rolls up a foot or two from the cup, someone in your group waves a hand and says "that's good," and you pick it up without...
