Welcome to Shaving Strokes, a GOLF.com series in which we’re sharing improvements, learnings and takeaways from amateur golfers just like you — including some of the speed bumps and challenges they ...

After 20+ years of coaching golfers of all levels, I can tell you this: you don't need fancy equipment to improve your game. I've seen more progress from students with alignment sticks and a ...

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Having a strong posture and an athletic rotation will help you generate more power in the golf swing. While it can be tough for many amateurs to maintain consistency with each shot, GOLF Top 100 ...

At one point or another, most golfers go through a weird (and frustrating) stretch of slicing the ball over and over. Even when you think you're doing everything the same as you normally did when you ...

Watching Scottie Scheffler dominate through 36 holes at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson reminded me of something I've been preaching to my students for years: the shape of your backswing matters tremendously.

The beauty of golf is that for as much as it takes, occasionally it'll give you something truly magical. Often, that magic come as some form of golf swing breakthrough. A swing tip, a feeling, a ...

SCOTTSDALE — It's the first thing Tommy Fleetwood does when he arrives at the driving range. He takes a training aid called the Swing Plane Perfector, three alignment sticks, and a box of golf balls.

World number one Scottie Scheffler has outlined a simple drill using a pencil or tee that can help golfers correct their backswing and improve consistency. The four-time Major champion is known for ...