A new PGA of America Swing Lessons video uses Korda's swing to explain the 'sway gap.' Kraft's fix for an over-the-top move needs only a cap and a strip of tape.
A video on the TrucLy YouTube channel presents Haney's five most influential golfers in his first-person voice. Each pick comes with a lesson, from Hogan's natural draw to Tiger's range-to-course gap.
In a newly published written interview, Hull describes learning SoFi Center’s screen and greens while keeping her pre-shot routine consistent.
TPI compares a ten-yard chip with a full swing, then a familiar towel drill gives golfers a way to rehearse the connection.
The Golf IQ lesson gives wedges, short putts and tee-shot decisions more work in an ordinary round.
His grip-height rehearsal offers a specific feel to try; PGA coaching adds a way to judge the putts that follow.
The True Performance Golf demonstration explores a physical putting green, adjustable aiming guides and standalone practice.
Average club distances, several wedge motions and a green’s front-to-back room turn shot data into a playing plan.
The Titleist lesson combines varied lies, shot selection and putting into one stroke total.
TaylorMade’s full practice-round video adds tee-shot decisions, flight choices and putting reads to the September short.
Greg Rose explains the pelvis-to-stance relationship at address. Pair his TPI lesson with PGA Tour footage to build better questions for your next practice session.
Jason Baile’s walk-in routine and Joe Plecker’s impact-bag demonstration offer two separate ways to organize a focused simulator session.
Dave Phillips explains unwanted wedge spin; Parker McLachlin demonstrates three address positions. Use both lessons to give your next simulator practice a clear purpose.