Here’s what playing golf atop Mt Kosciuszko would be like

Could we see the first-ever 500-yard drive on tour at this week’s WGC-Mexico Championship? Probably not, but Mexico City’s Club de Golf Chapultepec sits 2,370 metres above sea level, a little higher than our Mt Kosciuszko. And that kind of altitude means we’re in store from some serious hangtime. Exhibit A: Justin Thomas. Overnight, Thomas Read more…

Do tour pros really need swing coaches?

As the evolution of the modern golf swing has tended to discourage eccentricities, it has also increased suspicions that today’s players are becoming less self-reliant.

The secret sauce in Rickie Fowler’s swing isn’t what you think

Rickie Fowler has always had a unique swing, with its signature “flat” arm position at the top and the hard sling through the ball. He’s one of the guys you can recognise from two fairways over – even if he isn’t wearing technicolor Puma gear.

Ping unveils new G Le family for ladies

Engineered specifically for women by combining performance-enhancing innovation with considered aesthetics, Ping has unveiled its new G Le (Ladies edition) family for women.

Numbers don’t lie: PGA National, site of Honda Classic, is a player’s nightmare

If you polled casual golf fans, “What is the toughest stretch in golf?” a handful of responses would be universal. Amen Corner. The closing three holes at TPC Sawgrass. The Cliffs of Doom at Pebble Beach. All valid answers. Yet, a formidable group often lost in the bunch is PGA National Golf Club’s “Bear Trap”.