Jack Devoy Fat and thin shots are among the most common ball-striking problems in golf — and they’re also among the most frustrating, because they feel like the same problem manifesting in opposite ways. One shot digs into the turf before the ball; the next skims the top of it. Both miss the green. Both cost you … Read more
Every golfer wants more distance off the tee. It is the most searched-for topic in golf instruction, and for good reason — longer drives mean shorter approach shots, which mean more greens in regulation, which mean lower scores. But adding distance is not just about swinging harder. In fact, swinging harder without changing anything else … Read more
California offers arguably the most diverse and spectacular golf landscape in the United States. From the legendary oceanside links of the Monterey Peninsula to the desert masterpieces of Palm Springs, from the redwood-lined fairways of Northern California to the year-round sunshine of San Diego, the Golden State delivers world-class golf experiences across every budget and … Read more
The TGL’s second season concluded in late March with the Los Angeles team — featuring Collin Morikawa, Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, and Sahith Theegala — sweeping Jupiter Links 2-0 in the best-of-three championship final. The 9-2 decisive match was emphatic, and the $9 million prize pool ($2.25 million per player) underscored that Tiger Woods and … Read more
ESPN is delivering a record 140 hours of live Masters coverage across its platforms in 2026 — the most comprehensive broadcast of any single golf tournament in television history. From featured group coverage beginning Monday through the final putt on Sunday, the network’s wall-to-wall approach gives fans unprecedented access to every dimension of Masters week … Read more
Tomorrow, the world’s best golfers will navigate one of the most famous stretches of golf on Earth: Amen Corner at Augusta National. Holes 11, 12, and 13 have decided more Masters tournaments than any other section of the course. Here’s what amateurs golfers need to know about why these three holes matter so much, and … Read more
Most amateur golfers pull into the parking lot five minutes before their tee time, rush to the first tee, and wonder why their opening holes are a disaster. Meanwhile, the player who warms up properly starts the round with a body that is ready to rotate, hands that have feel, and a mind that is … Read more
Confidence on the golf course is not a personality trait — it is a skill that can be developed, practiced, and strengthened just like your swing. The difference between a golfer who folds under pressure and one who rises to the occasion often has nothing to do with talent or ball-striking ability. It comes down … Read more
First Tee Nerves: How to Overcome Anxiety on the Golf Course The first tee. For many golfers, those words trigger a unique combination of excitement and anxiety that rivals few other situations in sport or life. The first tee represents a threshold between preparation and performance, between the controlled environment of the range and the … Read more
You step up to the first tee with a group of strangers watching, your hands tighten around the grip, your swing feels wooden and rushed, and the ball slices into the trees. Sound familiar? First tee nerves are among the most universal experiences in golf — affecting beginners and experienced players alike. The anxiety is … Read more
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