GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jim Murphy explains how to still maintain good contact despite hitting your ball from a golf divot.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tim Cusick will explain how you can analyze your divots to get an idea of what you're doing wrong in your swing.

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If you don't take a divot on your approach shots, you're probably pulling up onto your back foot during the downswing. Here's Butch Harmon's favorite drill for learning to take good divots.

Michael Answers Facebook Questions from viewers to help them improve their golf swing with great tips and drills to practice on the course.

This week, PGA Master Professional John Fiander of Sleepy Hollow explains how to take a good divot with your irons.

Golfers love to practice. But have you ever wondered how the pattern of your divots on the practice range tee affects the golf course? With every swing of an iron, a divot of turf is usually removed.

Golfers love to practice. But have you ever wondered how the pattern of your divots on the practice range tee affects the golf course? With every swing of an iron, a divot of turf is usually removed.

Don’t swing too hard. When you swing too hard, you move your head and don’t hit the ball squarely. And that's how we get out of a divot. Unfortunately, we all get some bad breaks on the course.

Under the Rules of Golf, there are plenty of instances in which a golfer can take free relief, but a golfer cannot take relief if their ball winds up in a divot through the green.