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Playing Solo Is The Only Way To Find Your True Swing Tempo

Greg Norman called the hate worth it. Collin Morikawa credits tempo. Here is why playing alone is the real secret to better golf.
Nate Fair -
Amateur Golf

Stop Aiming At The Flag: The Math Behind Better Iron Shots

Data from MyGolfSpy shows why aiming at the flag is a bad idea. Use this simple flowchart to lower scores and avoid trouble on approach shots.
Mac Scarce -
Golf News

One Arm Drill Fixes Your Ball Striking Better Than Two

Forget the two-handed grip. Golf Monthly reveals a single-arm drill that forces better rotation. Plus, why loading the boat wins cups.
Nate Fair -
Short Game

Forget The Driver: The Wedge Is The Club 95% Of Amateurs Need

Most golfers chase distance with the wrong club. A top instructor explains why the wedge and impact control matter more than a perfect swing model.
Nate Fair -
Amateur Golf

Stop Aiming for the Middle to Fix Your Out-of-Bounds Problems

Zephyr Melton of Golf.com reveals a simple tee box strategy to cut OB shots. Stop chasing straight drives and start playing to your natural miss.
Nate Fair -
Amateur Golf

Stop Decelerating Your Sand Shots Right Now

Tour pros get up and down 55% of the time. Amateurs choke at 15%. Zephyr Melton explains why acceleration is the only cure for bunker fear.
Mac Scarce -
Putting

Stop Trying to Square the Putter Face

Most amateur golfers are killing their putting stroke by fighting the natural arc of the putter. Learn why keeping the face square is a recipe for disaster.
Andy Mailhot -
Instruction

Stop Grinding: Why 18 Holes of Focus Is a Trap for Golfers

Trying to stay locked in for four hours kills your score. Per MyGolfSpy, the best players only focus for the shot, not the whole round.
Pete Altomaro -
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