The are lots of golf swing drills out there that promise positive results, but most of them require grinding on the driving ...

Essentially, “plane” refers to the path of your clubhead during a swing. If the path ( plane) gets out of whack, the result is lots of slices and hooks.

Have you ever watched someone who seems to have it all figured out at the driving range? Last week, I saw this incredibly ...

As Tim Cooke explains in this new edition of Weekly Fix, staying connected and a proper swing path are crucial when it comes to hitting solid golf shots.

Many golfers have issues fixing their swing path on their own because it's difficult to self-correct without seeing yourself.

These common swing mistakes could be costing you, says GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kevin Sprecher. Here's how to correct them. The post 3 common swing position faults - and how to fix them appeared first ...

There are three different types of slices: a push slice, a pull slice and a straight slice. Here's what causes each — and how to fix them.

While there are lots of common golf swing flaws that amateurs make, one of the biggest issues is hanging back — meaning you're not properly shifting your weight, which can cause all sorts of ...

As a result, his body would block the club's path back to the ball. To improve his swing path, Webb gives himself a little reminder by waggling the clubhead back outside the target line.

JACK NICKLAUS: I'll be the first to admit it: During some tournaments my golf swing wasn't very good, and I didn't play my very best, but I still managed to win. I was able to figure out a way to ...

In this new edition of Weekly Fix, SwingFix pro Tim Cooke is going to discuss swing plane and path and help David eliminate the hooks and blocks he's hitting.

If you're hanging back in the golf swing, top-ranked golf teacher Shawn Callahan shares his tips to fix the bad habit.