The latest installment of Gear Questions You’re Afraid to Ask takes a look at the benefits of metalwoods and hybrids for all handicaps.

You might hear the terms "shallow" and "steep" to refer to a golf swing, but what do they actually mean? Here's a quick guide.

Typically there are two types of swing: flat and upright. Both swings are all correct and effective. Swing types do not affect distance and accuracy at all. In general, stout golfers who tend to ...

When you actually swing, think, Flat through impact, not steep, feeling just a touch of hang-back and that the club is moving up.

A steep swing path will lead to poor contact and a low ball flight that negates the chief purpose of using a hybrid or wood, which is to hit a green from long distance.

If you make a flat turn, the tendency is to drag the club inside the target line and then re-route it on a steep, out-to-in path into the ball. Slices and pulls are the typical result, he says.

Take an analytic, frame-by-fram look at the latest reiteration of Tiger Woods’ swing. Textbook setup, which Tiger is known for - his legs, forearms and shoulders are all parallel to the target line, ...

Your eyes have gone straight to the GIF anyway, so we'll be brief: Here's six side-by-side views of Tiger Woods' golf swing, from 1978 through 2013. The brilliant GIF was created by Adam Sarson ...

Tiger Woods has said he's tweaking his swing with a new swing consultant. Here's the video evidence.

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