5 Indoor Golf Drills That Will Help Keep Your Game Sharp
While waiting for warmer weather to arrive, use these indoor golf drills to still get your practice and help keep your game sharp.
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Connect, Fore: Yoga For Golf
In-between muscles and bones, the critical connections that make our golf swings possible need all the care we can give them.
Whybrid? Secrets To Hybrid Club Success
Rita Reasons, the 2009 LPGA Teacher of the Year, makes an argument for the hybrid club and offers a few pointers on how to hit it effectivelyWhy Try Golf? We’ve Got Some Ideas…
For all you nay-sayers out there, you have no excuse. 5 years old or 50 years old, golf is a pastime you can learn and enjoy for the rest of your life.How To Find The Perfect Putter
It’s a hand-me-down from your father when you’re 8 years old, or a $500 Scotty. Take time-- Find a star putter for when the other 13 clubs aren't on point.5 Keys To Practice Efficiently
Maria Palozola, a Top 50 instructor with the LPGA, tells you how to get the most out of your time at the driving rangePlay It Safe In Golf
Golf can be a pain sometimes—but it shouldn’t cause pain, exactly. The experts at Cleveland Clinic want you and your game to work in harmony...Amp Up Your Round With Games On The Course
Because it's always fun to try new things! Like being forced by your playing partner to use a 5 iron from 75 yards out... right?Annika Sorenstam Strength Training Tips
Kai Fusser, Annika Sorenstam's strength coach, knows a thing or two about preparing your body for golf. Here, he explains why there's more to the game than just being flexible.Improve Your Wedges Around The Green
It’s not uncommon to find your ball just short of the green, needing an up and down. Here are a few things to think about when approached with a chip shot.Know Your Distances
On every hole, she was chipping up, or having to attempt a very long putt. Do you know how far you hit each club? Try this test and see if you’re right.How To Improve Your Golf Swing
Improve your golf swing with four yoga poses for core strength.How To Conquer Company Golf Day
Whether or not you golf well—or at all—here are two executives to explain why going to next year’s company golf day is a must.Golf Clubs: How One Size Does Not Fit All
In short: there’s more to making an optimal women’s golf club than chopping up a man’s club and painting it pinkHow To Introduce Your Kids To Golf
You aren't analyzing swings, talking strategy— you're cracking jokes and having a walk (or ride) in the park. That's how it should be for your kids too.Holiday Gift Guide: Her, Him, & The Little Ones
This year, add touch of class to your gift list. The following ideas could prove to hold just the thing you've wanted, whether you're giving or receiving.Hot Or Not: Swing Trainers
If something looks like modern lawn art, then it probably is. Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither is your golf game. Good Luck!Weekend Golf Road Trips
The phrase “golf vacation” may conjure pictures of warm fairways on a tropic isle or heather-backed greens in Scotland, but it also recalls crowded airports, long security lines and lost luggage. Forget the plane. Rather, call your girlfriends, load up the car, and get out of town.Summer’s Top Golf Trends
With the sun shining bright this summer, here are our favorite bright looks and accessories to carry you through the season.Paula Creamer Talks Golf
Paula Creamer has big plans for the future—with the Olympics and a Grand Slam in mind, she does not intend to slow down any time soon.How To Choose A Quality Sunscreen
Summer is here, and it's that time of year where your skin needs the most protection when spending time out in the sun. Here are some of the top options when choosing a sunscreen.How To Deal With Unwanted Attention On The Range
Former pro golfer Anya Alvarez offers advice for dealing with harassment on the range.3 Yoga Poses To Elevate Your Game
Yoga instructor and golfer Nish Fox explains why the practice is great for your game—and for your life.Yoga For Lower Legs
Regular yoga practice helps ground through the feet when swinging a golf club creating stability, increasing power & improves swing consistency.One Girl's Journey To Thursdays
Every wife and mother needs a day for *her*. For Lauren, it's every Thursday, on the golf course.Carry On: The Rise Of Female Caddies
Today, while it’s not exactly common to see a woman on the bag, neither should it be overly surprising.
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