You probably learned to hit a lob by (1) opening your stance and clubface at address then (2) swinging along your bodyline. This approach forces you to cut across the ball at im-pact—which can lead to poor distance control and hurt accuracy. That’s because it’s hard to judge how hard to hit the ball and […]
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Don’t panic if you find yourself with a buried lie in a greenside bunker. The shot is eas-ier to hit than you might think. This lie is called a “fried egg” lie because of the circular splash pattern created around the ball in the sand. When you look at it from the top, it looks
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Many golfers swing under the proper swing plane and too much from the inside when hitting drives. This causes the clubface to be open at impact, sending the shot way off to the right (left, if you’re a left-handed golfer). The drill below cures this malady. Cardboard Box Drill Take a long cardboard box and
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Want to add 20 yards to your drives, hit crisper irons, and chop strokes off your golf handicap—all without taking a single golf lesson: Workout at least three times a week. Many professional golfers workout religiously, including Tiger Woods. When he’s not practicing, playing, or penning golf tips, he’s working on his body with golf
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Here’s some interesting stats on sand play: Players with high golf handicaps are five times more likely to miss the green from the sand (44 percent of the time) than hit the green and one putt (9 percent). What’s the lesson here? Forget the flag on approach shots. Aim for the center of the green.
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