Driving School with Trent Wearner

Trent Wearner shows how to hit more accurate drives

Like it or not, the driver often sets the tone for your entire round. Such will be the case during this month’s U.S. Open at Oakmont, where the winner will be the one who consistently finds the fairway off the tee. Most players can hit 75% of their clubs pretty well—but not their driver. Unlike … Read more

Long Iron Tips from Charl Schwartzel

It wouldn’t be hard to find areas of the game where a typical Tour player far outshines the rest of us amateurs, no matter our skill level. From long and accurate drives to precise touch and feel around the greens, they usually stand head and shoulders above the weekend golfers hacking it up at your … Read more

Master the 50-Yard Pitch Shot

Short game wizard Phil Mickelson shows a simple tip for the 50-yard pitch with two words: Aggressive Contact Colorado AvidGolfer We're not telling you anything new in saying that the short game is probably where you can save the most strokes. We also know that new drivers and distance off the tee are generally sexier … Read more

Two Drills to Avoid Chunking and Hitting it Fat

Even the best golfers in the world can’t avoid hitting it fat sometimes. Here are tips to help. Colorado AvidGolfer Whether your preference is to take large chunks of the earth with each iron shot or pick it clean off the turf, we're certain of one thing: you've hit fat chunk shots before and you're … Read more

Should You Hover or Ground Your Driver?

Examining the benefits and differences between grounding your club or hovering it behind the golf ball Colorado AvidGolfer You're standing on the tee, driver in hand, ready to grip it and rip it. You place the ball on the tee, eye the fairway, and address the ball. If you're like many amateur golfers, perhaps dozens … Read more

How to Stop Shanking the Golf Ball

Tips to avoid the dreaded shank from former European Tour pro Carl Watts Colorado AvidGolfer The dreaded “S” word in golf…the shank. If you've ever had a case of the shanks, you know they are no laughing matter. They can cripple your game, your confidence, and your enjoyment on the course. In the video below, former … Read more