In this detailed golf instruction video, we analyze a student’s golf swing inside a state-of-the-art golf simulator. The ...

A hammer drill can help golfers improve their takeaway and fix their golf swing issues. Instructor Kelvin Kelley says, “Everybody can hammer a nail,” relating it to the correct backswing motion.

Gym exercises can play a huge role in improving your golf swing and your overall game, but they are often neglected. Our ...

This article originally appeared in the Golf IQ newsletter, which is available exclusively to Golf Digest+ subscribers. You can subscribe to Golf Digest+ right here. This was one of the more ...

One of the biggest contributors to improved shot results is mastering your golf swing tempo. When it happens, your entire body feels in unison, with your arms in the right position, your hips rotating ...

Speed training is one of the best ways to build a fast, powerful golf swing. And with the right equipment, you can tack on a few extra miles per hour of ball speed this golf season. With this quick ...

There's lots of things that can crush your golf swing — like coming over-the-top and slicing the ball, or coming in too steep at impact and chunking golf shots. But what if I told you that tension ...

Every golfer is searching for ways to improve their swing, and legendary Canadian golfer Moe Norman’s technique has inspired many to perfect theirs. Todd Graves, among Moe’s most famous students, ...

Which golf club grips are best? Golf is both fun and challenging. The most subtle nuances in your golf swing can make a big difference in your score. The same holds true for your golf equipment — ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Scott Kramer covers golf and luxury technology. My golf game has experienced a power outage the past three years. For the life of ...

It's OK to envy another golfer's swing. It can be good for your own golf swing—but only if you do it the right way. The problem: You may like another player's golf swing—Adam Scott, let's say—but you ...