Golf Tips Great articles by our coaches and authors

Topping the golf ball out on the course, in front of your playing partners, can leave you feeling frustrated and even a little foolish.

The draw shot- that elusive right-to-left shape that great players play, right? The draw shot is often sold as the answer to all golfing problems. This article explores some of the draw myths and why it could be potentially damaging to chase it.

Being able to hit low, punchy golf shots on the golf course can help you save par from a number of tricky situations…

Scrolling through my twitter feed this week, I came across this awesome visual from Erik Henrikson – director of innovation and testing at Ping. Press the play button on this image below.

Here’s a simple key for anybody who’s trying to hit some different shapes of shots, maybe a draw, fade, lower shot, higher shot. Many great players first visualize the shape of shot they want to hit instead of thinking too much about the mechanics.

In this article we’ll look at how to fade the golf ball in a way that offers more control and more workability…

As I’ve alluded to In many different articles before, the difference between a great shot and an awful shot can often be minuscule.

Here is a simple drill to help anybody who is struggling with their down swing or their transition.

The method covered in this article is generally easier for most golfers. It doesn’t offer as much control or workability but it’s a good way to understand how your set up and alignment can significantly affect the flight of the ball.