Scottie Scheffler’s switch from a blade to a mallet earlier this season at the Arnold Palmer Invitational coincided with an intriguing change to the way he lines up the ball. The two-time major winner ...

The sidestamp found on the golf ball serves a number of different purposes. It lets you know what model you’re using, which is especially important for competitions when the one-ball rule is in effect ...

You don’t need a golf course to sharpen your swing, perfect your putting, or build a consistent tempo. With the right drills, feedback tools, and a structured plan, home practice can be just as ...

A startup called Laced Golf thinks the biggest problem in your game isn’t your swing. It’s your aim. And they’re using shoe-mounted sensors to prove it. Laced Golf introduces shoe sensors to improve ...

PGA Tour players tend to move in packs. Once one player starts doing something a little differently, the peers will take notice. Once that player starts playing well, suddenly you'll start seeing ...

Top-rated golf teacher Ryan Young shares an easy hack to help improve your aim and alignment off the tee. Amateur golfers often focus on general areas instead of precise targets when it comes to their ...

We all have hit the shot of our life but accidentally lined up to the wrong target. It is simply heartbreaking. This week, Golfweek’s fitness guru and long driver Averee Dovsek demonstrates a way to ...

Most people treat golf carts like oversized toys, but their wheels follow the same steering and alignment rules as your daily driver. If the alignment is off, the cart won't track straight, and it can ...

If you're anything like me, you've probably had this very scenario pop-up on the golf course — and it's infuriating as hell when it happens. You take some practice swings, identify a general area ...

If you thought your two quadruple bogeys on the back nine were grounds for an extra beer at the 19th hole, image what Lee Ann Walker might have ordered after posting a 127 at the 2019 Senior LPGA ...

“Fundamentals never change, it is my attention to the fundamentals that do.” NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan is credited for this quote and the work ethic that backed up his illustrious career. No ...