If you’re wondering how to read a green like a pro, one of the best putting teachers in the world, Scott Curry, shares an ...

Golfers spend money because they want to get better. It’s a simple formula: invest in your game, lower your scores. At least, ...

Chunked golf shots only add unnecessary strokes to your scorecard. So top golf teacher Tom Stickney has an easy drill to help ...

With a 5-iron, out test shows that when hit straight or with a fade, wet golf balls travel farther, lower and with less spin than dry balls. With a draw, however, wet balls travel shorter due to ...

Why hitting draws and fades is beneficial There’s nothing wrong with sticking to a preferred shot shape. But sometimes you’ll approach a shot and need to know how to work the ball in the ...

6. Go slow in transition Hitting a draw requires an inherent level of timing—as all golf shots do. It's easy to overcook or undercook a draw when you don't get it quite right.

“Yeah, it’s important to keep the ball low so it’s not effected by the wind,” he explains. “I really want to get the ball down on the ground and running to get the most out of this shot. “There’s two ...

How will the new draw format work? There will be four seeding pots and each of the 36 teams will automatically fall into one of the pots. Pot one, for example, will consist of the nine clubs with ...

Change is once again expected to come to the world of golf, and this time, if enacted, the change will affect everyone who swings a club, from Tiger Woods to weekend hackers. The USGA and R&A, the ...

A draw, on the other hand, produces the opposite shape, with your ball starting right of the goal and slowly sloping left. Golfers may hit a draw to avoid difficulties or to round a dogleg hole, ...

Before learning how to draw your driver, Durland starts the video by defining what a draw is. For a right-handed player, a draw is when the ball starts right and curves gently back to the left.