How Does a Golf Rangefinder Work?
Did you know that laser rangefinders aren’t a new invention at all? According to Blue Tees Golf, “The very first rangefinder was developed by a Scottish company called Barr and Stroud in the 1880s
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The Ultimate Ryder Cup Guide: Everything You Need to Know
Is there anything more exciting in golf than the Ryder Cup? This epic team event is like the Super Bowl combined with the Olympics in golf.
Hybrid Ball Position: Set Up Correctly For a Pure Strike
Hybrids make golf easier. But if you’re like a lot of golfers I’m sure you’ve asked, “Where should the ball be in my stance when hitting a hybrid?”
Top of the Backswing: What You Need to Know
There are so many moving parts of the golf swing it’s easy to get overwhelmed and not know what to focus on. But to play your best it’s vital that you learn how to self diagnose and know your swing
Golf Swing Tempo: How to Swing Like the Pros
Not all golf advice is created equal. Believe it or not, some classic pieces of golf advice might actually be hurting your golf game.
How to Break 100 in Golf: 7 Strategies
Are you ready to break 100 in golf and finally start shooting in the 90s (or better)? If so, this is the article for you. Breaking 100 is a big deal for most golfers
Claw Putting Grip: The Secret to Better Putting?
Putting is one of the most important parts of golf. As I’m sure you know, there’s nothing worse than having an ice-cold putter. It’s so frustrating to hit good drives, hit greens, and struggle to two-putt.
How To Hit Long Irons Like a Pro: 7 Tips For Better Ball Striking
Most golfers struggle hitting long irons. As Lee Trevino famously said, “If you are caught on a golf course during a storm and are afraid of lightning, hold up a 1-iron.
Understanding Wrists In The Golf Swing
Your wrists control the clubface and play a major role in the golf swing. If you want to improve your accuracy and overall ball striking, it might be time to start looking at your wrist action
15 Putting Tips to Transform Your Short Game
Putting is everything in golf. A hot putter can mask a bad ball striking day and make a good one even better. A cold putter can do the opposite, making for a tough day on the links.