Using a Texas Wedge is a great way to avoid costly mistakes in the short game. Top golf teacher Ryan Young shows how to hit it perfectly.

There’s a popular piece of golf advice that many amateurs — and even pros — live by: “Putt it whenever you can.” For some, this well-intentioned phrase is practically dogma. They’ll pull their putter ...

There's a popular piece of golf advice that many amateurs - and even pros - live by: "Putt it whenever you can." For some, this well-intentioned phrase is practically dogma. They'll pull their putter ...

As a Division I golfer turned game improvement editor, I’ve had the opportunity to watch the world’s top players in action. Observing them firsthand has provided invaluable insight into what separates ...

Loving the Open Championship means loving links golf. There’s something so refreshing about watching players hit shots we don’t usually see, in weather we’d usually try to avoid. To play links golf ...

I don’t care how good you are at golf, sometimes bunker shots just don’t go your way. While the chunked shot that never ...

The bounce angle on the sole of a wedge is designed to keep the clubhead from digging not only into the sand but the turf as well. A lot of amateurs forget this, especially when faced with a short ...