At the 2024 PGA Show, I bumped into Ryan Moore, who is a member of golf’s mythical Straight Hitters Hall-of-Fame. One of the straightest drivers of his generation with a homegrown swing, Moore once hit 40 consecutive fairways during the 2013 season. Moore was on the floor promoting his company True Linkswear’s new line of Read more…
Ahead of TGL’s first-ever triple-header of matches this week, we interviewed TGL’s tech chief Andrew Macaulay to answer all the questions fans have been asking: about how it works, about its accuracy, and about some controversial shots that have golf fans talking.
Winning teams have been employing a strategy best described as “Hammer hoarding”, a loophole that undercuts what the Hammer was meant to be. So TGL is introducing a new rule to fix it.
One of Ben Hogan’s tips has been thoroughly cast by the wayside, which is interesting because Hogan insisted on this tip, and it was actually pretty mainstream advice at the time.
The goal of practising is so you can make the move you want without having to think about it. The problem is that this is a slight chicken-or-the-egg situation.
There were a few feel-good stories at the WM Phoenix Open last week, and potentially none more so than Daniel Berger. Berger didn’t win, but he popped into contention during the final round and finished at 17-under en route to a T-2 finish. It was his second runner-up finish in his last six PGA Tour Read more…
Jon Sherman is a golf-swing minimalist who goes deep on the different strategies that help you play better golf: from practising, to the mental side, to course management.
It’s Pebble Beach week on the PGA Tour, which is fun because we get to see the world’s best players hit golf shots up and down the cliffs of the Monterey Peninsula. Shots like this… …and this… …and this, from Pebble Beach’s neighboring Spyglass Hill. The thing is, these shots are cool, but they’re also Read more…
The golf swing is a machine with a lot of moving parts. But for the purpose of this article, think of it as a machine with just two parts: a top and a bottom.
Chris Kirk adjusted his swing to find the winner’s circle again Many tour players learn how to sling draws from an early age because it’s a shortcut to more distance. However, executing a big power hook depends a lot on precision timing, so many pros eventually curtail this shot shape for something easier to repeat. Read more…
Portions of this article appeared in our “coolest stuff we saw at the 2025 PGA Merchandise Show” article, which you can check out right here. The PGA Show every year is the time when golf nerds get to take a glimpse of the game from the forefront. What are the trends? What does the future Read more…
On the first hole of the second match in TGL’s history, Kevin Kisner had a simple wedge shot from the fairway. Kisner 116 yards away. Last season on the PGA Tour, his average leave was 18 feet. Here, his shot slipped off the green. T Collin Morikawa made the same mistake on the next shot, Read more…
Just like houses have a solid foundation, walls and a roof, a good golf swing has a structure to it. When things start getting wobbly in your golf swing—and the flaws start creeping in—it’s often because of a physical limitation. One part of your body is weaker than the other, or less flexible. Just as Read more…
It’s the first week of January, which means the PGA Tour is back in Hawaii, which means we get our first glimpses of some new stuff pros have cooked up over their offseason. First we got some news on the equipment front this week with Max Homa’s switch to Cobra. Now we’re getting glimpses of Read more…
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