This is the second part of a two-part article. It discusses centering and radius—two of the four common denominators that make for a sweeter swing—one that will dramatically cut your scores and lower your golf handicap. Part I covered plane and face, the other two common denominators. Professional golfers all have sweet swings. Otherwise, they […]

This is the first part of a two-part article. It covers plane and face—two of the four common denominators are basics of a good swing that will help you lower your golf handicap. Next week we’ll discuss centering and radius. The next time you watch golf on TV, take a close look at each golfer’s swing. If

If you’re among those weekend golfers that play golf without sunglasses, think again. Sunglasses aren’t just for show or to make you look cool. They’re a critical piece of equipment you should always use—as vital to your eyes as sunscreen is to your skin. They also help your golf handicap. That’s why you almost always

Practice is the best way of lowering your golf handicap. Even the world’s best golfers know that. That’s why they spend hours and hours working on their games. With professionals, making a living is a driving force for practicing. All stand to make millions from tournaments and promotions, so it’s in their best interests to