When you set up to hit a driver, you're probably thinking about the middle of the fairway, your takeaway, your follow-through ...

The takeaway is one of the most important parts of the golf swing. When you get it right, everything that follows becomes ...

Wrist flexion in the lead hand would likely be poison to a golfer who swings with a strong lead-hand grip. Those golfers already swing with a bias of a shut, delofted clubface, so bowing would ...

Your wrists have much more impact on your golf swing than you likely think they do. If you don’t carefully position your lead ...

To compensate for this slightly flat shoulder turn, Xander started moving his arms more upright. This led to the club getting laid off at the top, and his lead wrist getting more and more bowed.

Wrist Control at Impact Most amateur golfers know very little about wrist position and how it works in their golf swing. Maintaining a flat lead wrist at impact will help to square the clubface.

Now from a full-swing address setup, Spradley has me go into the ‘L position,’ meaning he’s having me work on a two-thirds golf swing. “Left wrist is flat, right wrist is bent,” he tells me.

Morikawa has won two majors but he and Sessinghaus still point to wins from junior golf to remind him of key feelings in his swing. That’s the benefit of sticking with one coach for so many years.

There are several reasons why this happens, but we have two quick tips that will help you to hit crisp iron shots and lessen the chance of hitting that dreaded top.

This, in combination with an amateur’s poor swing mechanics, can lead to grounding the club. Such rapid deceleration of the club head can cause cartilage or ligament tears in the lead wrist. To avoid ...

Your inner Inbee will start to take over and it will make you a more consistent ball striker. Keith Stewart is a 5-time award-winning PGA Professional with 25 years of experience in the golf industry.