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If you're tired of wasting your driving-range session before a round, maybe it's time to change your approach. Here's one option to consider.

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Generating spin with your wedges requires crisp contact. Alex Noren's drill will help teach you how to do it.

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More than a decade after the Ryder Cup at Medinah, Nicolas Colsaerts shared one of his favorite memories with a story about Lee Westwood.

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Hana Wakimoto shot a 4-under 68 to maintain her lead after the second round of the LPGA's Toto Japan Classic.

Former PGA of America president Roger Warren has emerged as the leading candidate for the PGA of America’s CEO post, sources said.

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Here are three moves “to help you never, ever slice again,” according to GOLF Top 100 coach Andrew Rice. He shared them recently in a video.

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Here are nine things to know about the latest edition of the Match, announced Thursday, including items on LIV Golf and Bill Murray.

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Hana Wakimoto shot a bogey-free 9-under 63 to lead by two shots after the first round of the LPGA's Toto Classic.

Australian Jeffrey Guan says he will continue to pursue his dream of playing on golf's biggest tours despite permanently losing sight in his left eye after being hit in the face by a ball during a tournament.

Chipping from the rough around the greens can be tough, but this technique will make getting up and down much easier.

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In this edition of Play Smart, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jonathan Yarwood shows us how to shape pitch shots to reach tucked hole locations.

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GOLF Teacher to Watch Adam Smith shows how rethinking your 9-iron can lead to more successful scrambling in your short game.

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Learning from the pros can significantly elevate your golf game. Here are some effective ways to gain insights and skills from professional golfers and instructors:

1. Watch Professional Golf Tournaments

• Observe Technique: Pay attention to how pros address the ball, their stance, swing mechanics, and course management during tournaments. This can provide valuable visual cues for your own game.
• Study Shot Selection: Notice how professionals choose their clubs and strategies based on the course layout and conditions. Understanding their decision-making process can help improve your own.

2. Follow Instructional Videos

• Online Tutorials: There are numerous golf instructors on platforms like YouTube who provide free instructional videos. Search for specific skills or techniques you want to improve.
• Analyze Their Tips: Look for videos from renowned instructors or players like Rickie Fowler, Phil Mickelson, or Butch Harmon, who share tips on various aspects of the game.

3. Read Books and Articles

• Instructional Books: Many professional golfers have authored books detailing their approaches to the game, including swing mechanics, mental strategies, and course management.
• Golf Magazines and Websites: Regularly read articles in golf publications that feature tips from professionals, covering everything from the mental game to the latest training methods.

4. Attend Clinics and Workshops

• Professional Clinics: Look for golf clinics led by professional golfers. These events often include hands-on instruction, allowing you to learn directly from the pros.
• Golf Schools: Consider enrolling in a golf school or academy where experienced instructors provide personalized feedback and comprehensive training.

5. Take Private Lessons

• One-on-One Instruction: Hire a professional golf instructor for personalized lessons. They can tailor their teaching to your skill level, helping you improve specific areas of your game.
• Feedback and Analysis: An instructor can analyze your swing and provide immediate feedback, allowing you to make adjustments and accelerate your improvement.

6. Utilize Golf Simulators and Technology

• Swing Analysis Tools: Many golf professionals use technology to analyze their swings. Consider using simulators or swing analysis software to receive data on your performance and areas for improvement.
• Track Your Progress: Use apps or devices that track your performance metrics, such as swing speed, distance, and accuracy. This information can help you refine your technique over time.

7. Join a Golf Club or League

• Play with Better Golfers: Join a club or league where you can play alongside more experienced golfers. Observing their play style and asking for tips can accelerate your learning.
• Networking: Engage with fellow golfers who may have insights or experiences from their time playing with professionals.

8. Follow Professional Players on Social Media

• Insights and Tips: Many professional golfers share tips, practice routines, and behind-the-scenes content on platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
• Engage with Their Content: Don’t hesitate to ask questions or comment on their posts to engage with the community and gain further insights.

9. Attend Major Tournaments

• Watch Live: If possible, attend major golf tournaments to witness professional play up close. This experience can provide inspiration and a better understanding of how professionals handle pressure.
• Learn from the Crowd: Observe how professionals interact with their caddies and handle various course conditions.

10. Stay Open to Learning

• Embrace New Techniques: Be willing to adapt and try new approaches that you observe from professionals. Golf is an evolving sport, and being open-minded can lead to breakthroughs in your game.
• Reflect on Your Progress: Regularly evaluate your game and compare your techniques to those of professionals. This self-assessment can help you identify areas to focus on.

By actively seeking to learn from professionals, you can gain valuable insights, refine your skills, and enhance your overall golf experience. Remember, the journey of improvement is ongoing, and every lesson learned can contribute to your growth as a golfer!

Ben An won on the DP World Tour last week eschewing a 3-wood for one of the rarest clubs in golf: a 1-iron. Here's how it landed in his bag.

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If you want to hit more fairways and lower your scores, you have to increase your consistency off the tee — and Erika Larkin can help.

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Bryson DeChambeau is in talks to become the first men's major winner to play a tournament in India, according to a Hindustan Times report.

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The final 12 of 16 mixed PGA Tour and LPGA Tour teams were announced for December's 2024 Grant Thornton Invitational. Here they are.

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The PGA Tour Player Advisory Council is recommending sweeping changes for 2026 in regard to field sizes, exemption status and PGA Tour card availability.

Are your club grips the correct size? Top 100 teacher Kellie Stenzel, via a recently shared video, showed how you can tell.

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