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

A: Some people want to take a divot and some people want to know if it's wrong not to take one. I look at it this way. First with your irons, you always want to compress the ball that means there ...

Naturally, you'll learn how to orient your downswing sequence and body movement to get each divot in the right spot. Sure, it's overdoing things a bit, but this drill gives you all the right feels ...

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Brech Spradley has a simple drill that will teach you to pure your irons better than ever.

Next, feel like your chest is “covering the ball” at impact. You can see that my shirt buttons are directly over where the divot starts—that’s what covering it means.

In today's Play Smart, we're sharing with you the results of a recent experiment showing the effects bad lies have on your golf ball.