An over-the-top driver swing can make it difficult to control both accuracy and contact, even when a golfer generates plenty ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a game-improvement column that drops every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Game Improvement Editor Luke Kerr-Dineen to help raise your golf IQ and play smarter, better golf.

To hit great irons, you have to hit down on the ball. This simple tip can help you do just that. Bryson DeChambeau has opened up on how his practice would be structured when he was working on adding ...

A persistent driver slice can destroy confidence, especially for beginners who struggle to keep the ball in play. In this lesson, the instructors work with Kamal, who has been playing golf for less ...

To hit great irons, you have to hit down on the ball. This simple tip can help you do just that. Golfers leaving divots, skipping rakes, and scattering tees hurt the game. Per MyGolfSpy, these five ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a game-improvement column that drops every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from Director of Game Improvement content Luke Kerr-Dineen to help you play smarter, better golf.

Many golfers strive for a longer backswing. There are multiple ways to get there, but finding a cue that works for you and your game is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Professional long driver ...

It's true that there are many different backswings at the tour-pro level, but the one common denominator is that no one is doing anything that hurts his or her chance of hitting a solid shot. Many ...

Too much forward bend can restrict your backswing turn and mess up your contact and speed. Here’s a unique drill from Golf Digest Best Young Teacher Brad Skupaka that will help you make a good pivot ...

A backswing does not become too long the moment the shaft passes parallel. Some golfers play very well from there. Others ...

Professional long driver Averee Dovsek demonstrates a drill to practice and ensure your weight transfers in your down swing.