Reverse Pivot in the Golf Swing: Causes, Drills, Fixes
Reverse pivot is a sneaky swing fault that wrecks ball-striking. Here is what causes it, how to spot it, and four drills that finally fix it.
Matt Callcott-Stevens
How to Hit a Flop Shot: Setup, Drills, and Common Mistakes
Learn how to hit a flop shot with the right setup, swing, and drills—plus common mistakes to avoid when you need a high, soft landing around the green.
Gear Effect Explained: Why Off-Center Hits Curve Back
Gear effect is the reason a heel-side toe-side mishit on a driver still finds the fairway. Here’s the physics, the role of bulge and roll, and what it means for your tee shots.
Augusta’s Amen Corner: A Hole-by-Hole Strategy Guide
Holes 11, 12, and 13 at Augusta National have decided seventy years of Masters tournaments. Here is the strategy behind each shot.
Titleist GTS300 Mini Driver Hits PGA Tour At Truist
Titleist debuted the new GTS300 mini driver on the PGA Tour at the Truist Championship on May 5, 2026 — retail launch follows in July. Here’s what’s inside, who’s already gaming it, and whether a mini driver belongs in your bag.
Matt Fitzpatrick’s Bettinardi Putters Hit Retail At $550
Bettinardi released Matt Fitzpatrick’s tour-truck BB1 Fitz Flow and BB48 Fitz putters to the public on May 8, 2026 at $550 each. Here’s what’s inside the new Fitz Face milling — and how to pick between the two heads.
Mallet Putter MOI Explained: The Forgiveness Math
Mallet putters dominate modern putting because of one physics number: moment of inertia. Here is what MOI is, how it works, and what it actually saves you.
Jon Rahm Settles DP World Tour Fines, Saves 2027 Ryder Cup Spot
Jon Rahm has settled his long-running dispute with the DP World Tour, paying off all outstanding fines accrued since 2024 and agreeing to play a stipulated set of European events through the end of the 2026 season. The deal, finalized this week and announced on Tuesday, May 6, formally restores his eligibility for the 2027 … Read more
Ben Hogan’s Secret: The Late-Hands Move Explained
Hogan’s so-called secret was three coordinated changes — cupped wrist, weakened grip, and late hands. Here’s what each one really did, and how to borrow only the parts that fit your swing.
The L-to-L Drill: Build A Repeatable On-Plane Golf Swing
The L-to-L drill builds a repeatable, on-plane golf swing by training the two checkpoints that matter most: the half-back lead-arm L and the post-impact trail-arm L. Setup, common mistakes, and a four-stage progression from rehearsal to full swing.
