Improve Your Game With Our Golf Tips

Mark Tolle, owner of Golf Fitness Chicago, shares his mobility exercise to help increase the shoulder turn in your golf swing...

Mark Tolle, owner of Golf Fitness Chicago, shares his insights on correct exercises for an effective golf swing...

Scott Seifferlein, PGA Professional at Grand Rapids Lessons, shares his insights on the value of the practice swings...

Scott Seifferlein, PGA Professional at Grand Rapids Lessons, shares his golf tip on golf grip pressure...

Scott Seifferlein, PGA Professional at Grand Rapids Lessons shares his golf tip on how to grip the club...

Mary Hafeman PGA and LPGA Professional at the Mary Hafeman Golf Experience located within the Grand Club’s Cypress Club in Palm Coast, Florida shares her Fairway Bunker Shot Techniques.

Alignment is key to a well executed golf shot. Here's a tip to help you better align your next shot.

Every week we see the greatest golfers in the world all swinging the club shaft in the general vicinity of parallel to the ground at the top of the backswing. Some go slightly past parallel and some slightly short of parallel. In general it is fair to say that most professional golfers swing the club shaft back to a point that is very close to parallel.

Inevitably, there are unrepaired divots on the course and you may have the misfortune of landing your ball directly in the midst of one….. on the dirt. Hitting directly from dirt requires a few adjustments to get effective results.

Many a player becomes frustrated when they are not able to play the game of golf without delay. Maintaining an efficient pace of play certainly helps to make your round more enjoyable. To play 18 holes on most golf courses, the average allocated time to play is generally 4 hours and 15 minutes.

So you hit your ball and you’re not sure where it went? Now what do you do?

How does the rule "play the ball as it lies" affect your ability to check a ball to ensure it’s yours? Let’s look at a few scenarios.

One of golf’s basic rules is to play the ball as it lies. Let’s look at what that means.

The Rules of Golf provide specific guidelines as to the order of play or in simple terms who gets to hit a shot first or who has honors. Let's look at these guidelines...

Golf requires respect of the rules as well as that of your fellow players. Let's look at some common golf etiquette courtesies...

Ever have difficulty getting out of a sand trap or greenside bunker? Here are a few simple tips to help you feel more comfortable about your next sand encounter.

Ever wonder what the proper protocol is for attending the flagstick for another player. Let’s look at a few simple reminder tips.

Many of us don’t always land our ball in the fairway despite the attempt and end up with a lie in the rough. If you are in the rough and going for the green (a long approach shot), let’s look at a technique that might improve your shot. Try using a high-lofted wood such as your 7 wood or a hybrid club instead of an iron to play a punch and run shot.

Want to save strokes around the green? Improve your chipping and pitch shots and you will definitely reduce your number of strokes each round. Let’s look a few shots. A short pitch is one where you don’t want the ball to run too much and you need to carry some type of obstacle such as a bunker.

Being able to judge how the golf ball will behave when playing a chip shot is just as important as the shot itself. Spin, trajectory, and roll factor into effectively getting the ball to land close to the hole or preferably in the hole. The lie of the ball has a significant impact on its flight through the air.