According to GOLF Top 100 Teacher Brian Mogg, the technique for throwing a ball helps you find the right position at the top of your swing.

Watch any old footage of Jack Nicklaus or Tom Watson getting ready to hit a tee shot and you'll notice something: they look ...

A good golf swing is a blend of coordinated movement from both sides of the body, ... Use Your Dominant Arm To Hammer The Ball. By David Leadbetter Photos by J.D. Cuban. December 06, 2016 ...

You're on the range, watching the guy two stalls over casually stripe ball after ball down the center while barely breaking a ...

Your arms are going to straighten as you swing, Trevino says, which means you need to monitor the literal space between yourself and the golf ball you’re trying to hit.

Why ball position matters. Any time you hit a golf ball off the ground, you're trying to compress the orb between your golf club and the turf. And because every club is a different length (unless ...

Yes, it's true that golf is quite literally a stick-and-ball sport, but in many ways that's not the best way to think about it. Ask top coaches, and they'll say the golf swing is most similar to a ...

The golf swing is a machine with a lot of moving parts. But for the purpose of this newsletter, think of it as a machine with just two parts: a top and a bottom. That's how legendary Golf Digest ...

Then address a golf ball as you would normally. 2. Now make a backswing, squeezing your elbows together to prevent the ball from falling, stop when the club is horizontal to the ground ...

By getting that lead arm across your shoulders in the mirror, we now can deliver the golf club back to the ball consistently. By being more reliable in our delivery, we can hit the ball more solid ...

The faster the swing, basically, and the more the golf ball will compress. More golf ball compression means more velocity, which means more distance. Physics! Which brings us to this Titleist video.

While focusing on the upper body like shoulders, arms along with your core muscles is important, much of the power in a golf swing is generated from the lower body muscles.