Set a yoga block or similar soft item just outside the ball when you practice your driver swing. This will help you make an inside-out strike.

In this video, Joel Tadman tests the three new Mizuno JPX923 Hot Metal irons on the launch monitor and the course at ...

When you encounter a fried-egg lie in the bunker, you've got a couple different options for how to escape. The post 2 ...

These tips and tricks will help you get more out of your slow cooker for weeknight meals like tender meat and creamy beans. Elizabeth Mervosh is a recipe tester and developer for People Inc. Food ...

Pressure and pivot: This is how I think about the swing to make it easier for my students to learn the relationship between turning and managing weight, which must be synced up to hit the ball solidly ...

Fall golf offers a refreshing escape with cool air and vibrant scenery. However, golfers must adapt to challenging conditions like dew, frost, and wi ...

Sports Illustrated polled players on a number of topics including whose swing they admire the most. A few names came up time and again. The always-smooth Adam Scott has a swing that is the envy of ...

Slow cookers and I have a complicated relationship. Growing up, they were the workhorse behind my family’s weeknight pot roasts and chilis, dishes I still love today, especially when the cooler ...

There's this visual from an old Golf Digest article that I can't get out of my head—because it's great. It comes courtesy of David Leadbetter, and you can see it below. The legendary teacher is ...

Scottie Scheffler is arguably the best ball striker in the world, which remains a mystery to many due to the characteristics of his swing. As is well known, the world No. 1 typically ends his swing ...

If you continue to struggle with your golf swing sequence, top-ranked golf teacher Christopher Smith suggests this easy driving range drill. If you’re having issues with poor ball contact, the first ...

As a neurosurgeon specializing in spinal conditions and treating a diverse range of athletes—from corporate executives to weekend warriors and high school competitors—I frequently encounter the ...