Don’t be blindsided by par-3s. Some golfers automatically think that par-3s are easier because they’re shorter than par-4s. That’s not always true. In fact, some par-3s are tougher than par-5s. You can make a mistake on par-5s and still recover. You can’t always do that with par-3s. Make a mistake on these holes and you […]
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The fastest way to lower scores is to reduce putts per round. The best way to do this is to master key short game shots. Mastering the 30-yard lob can help any player reduce putts per round, but it’s especially valuable for seniors who can no longer hit long bombs into the green. Learning this
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Some players don’t drive the ball as far as they could. The problem: They don’t get their weight moving to their front leg early enough in the swing. To max out your driving distance, you must feel the correct order of movement. Below is a drill that teaches you to your weight properly. Set up
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Hitting more greens in regulation is a great way to card more pars and birdies. But you can’t always do this. Sometimes, even good shots fall short of the green, leaving you near or on the fringe. Knowing when to chip or putt in this situation can save you tons of strokes. These unwanted strokes
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There’s only one word to describe the site of this year’s British Open—daunting. The Royal Lytham and St. Annes Golf Club is a premier links course and among the toughest in professional golf. It’s hosted 10 Open Championships, two Ryder Cups, and numerous other major tournaments including the Women’s and Seniors Open Championships. This course
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