Spot the Trouble, Aim Away From It: How to Play Around Bunkers and Hazards
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.
Category: Course Management
A tree between you and the green is one of golf's most common traps. Learn how to punch out safely, set up for a low shot, and stop turning one bad lie into a big number.
Play the Wind, Don’t Fight It: A Beginner’s Guide to Windy-Day Golf
Wind turns a normal round into a guessing game if you don't adjust for it. Learn simple club and swing changes for playing into, downwind, and crosswind shots.
Play Your Second Shot Smart: Aim for Your Best Next Shot, Not the Hero Shot
You just hit a decent tee shot. You're walking up to your ball, and somewhere between the fairway and your bag, a plan starts forming in your head, usually something like "I'm going for it." The...
What Club Should I Use? Simple Rules for Better Club Selection
Stand behind almost any recreational golfer on the range and you'll hear some version of the same question: "What club should I use?" It sounds like a simple thing to answer, distance to the pin,...
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...