Most amateur golfers wildly underestimate how many strokes they are losing by not dialing in their short game. For every hour of full swing you practice, you really should spend at least 2 hours of ...

For shorter golfers, height is one of the challenges they must overcome. Even Choi Kyung-ju, who stands 172 cm tall, once ...

Picture this: You’ve just crushed your drive right down the middle of the fairway. You’ve got a wedge or a short iron in your hands, and the pin is easily accessible right in the middle of the green.

One of the (many) reasons why golf is so tricky is because the way most golfers practice isn't all that similar to the game we actually play. Yet, it's an essential part of getting better. We need to ...

There are many people doing many jobs at all hours to ensure a day at a busy public golf course goes smoothly.

The architecture of the family golf vacation evolves, with a focus less on scorecards and more on letting tweens chase birdies at breakfast and boogie boards by noon.

If your 7-iron goes 150 yards and your 8-iron goes 140, what do you do when you’ve got 145 to the pin? Jump on an 8 and risk ...

Everyone wants to be able to blast a drive 300 yards or flag an iron from the fairway, but the real key to lower scores is dialing in your short game. Think about it like this: If you’re a typical ...

Being really good at golf is really fun. You travel around the world to the finest courses, making tons of money and achieving glory along the way. But getting really good at golf is a monotonous task ...

If you’ve ever watched a drive launch solidly, climb too high and then stall out well short of your playing partners, you’ve ...

Devlina Sarkar is a Newsweek contributor based in New Delhi, India. Her focus and passion is all things golf, as well as film. Devlina has been with Newsweek since February, 2025 and previously wrote ...

With the competitive golf season over, I am back in the gym regularly to continue my efforts to build more swing speed and keep an arthritic hip and back healthier. And as I spend more time there I ...