Many golfers will tell you there’s nothing like the feeling when you strike a ball in the middle of the clubface. They’ll even go so far as to say it’s the inspiration to stick with the game even on the days when nothing seems to be going right. Hitting it farther will forever be No. Read more…
Our latest list of the Best Young Teachers in America stands at an all-time high of 191, including 59 newcomers. This impressive group of instructors under 40 represents the unprecedented growth of golf in recent years. Here we reveal their names and even share some of their tips to help you hit every club in Read more…
From course renovations and major redesigns, new golf courses and hotels, New Zealand should be on every golfer’s travel plans for the next year. Here’s why.
Golfers and racing lovers, mark your Spring calendars for an unforgettable experience this November with The Melbourne Cup Carnival and King Island Golf Tour. The trip covers Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula and Tasmania’s King Island and boasts a perfect blend of world-class golf courses and horse racing, wrapped in a luxurious seven-night package.
Australian golf’s worst-kept secret has all but been confirmed with News Corp publishing a photo of Lucas Herbert wearing Ripper GC colours alongside team captain Cameron Smith in Mexico this week.
Editor’s Note: The Golf Digest 1 Percent Challenge will present a new challenge every weekday in January. Catch up on Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, and Week 4. At the bottom of every golf swing is an arc. Track the movement of the clubhead, and you’ll quickly be able see it: The clubhead approaches Read more…
Editor’s Note: The Golf Digest 1 Percent Challenge will present a new challenge every weekday in January. Catch up on Week 1, Week 2, and Week 3. The thing about golf swings is that they don’t actually matter. They’re a delivery system. A means to an end. The golf ball doesn’t know what your backswing Read more…
Editor’s Note: The Golf Digest 1 Percent Challenge will present a new challenge every weekday in January. Catch up on Week 1 and Week 2 here. It’s one of the oldest jokes in the golf book—when you want to needle opponents, you simply ask them if they inhale or exhale during the backswing. Giving thought Read more…
Editor’s Note: The Golf Digest 1 Percent Challenge will present a new challenge every weekday in January. Catch up on Week 1 here. It can be really hard for amateurs—and even pros—to make the moves they want in their golf swing while swinging at full speed. This makes it hard to implement real changes and Read more…
Look, every golfer has big goals – 30 more yards, 10 fewer kilos, tighter lines and better scores. We’re not here to tell you those goals are out of reach. The problem with most New Year’s resolutions, though, is they start you at the foot of a mountain without a clear map to the top. Read more…
Like most things, technology has had a heavy influence on golf instruction. Gone are the days when teachers would have to rely solely on their eyes and ears to resolve issues their students were experiencing. Those senses have been augmented by a myriad of 21st-century gadgets, including force plates, radar, 3D imaging, etc. With that Read more…
Australian legend Greg Norman has doubled down on his role as CEO of LIV Golf in a revealing interview for the “People I (Mostly) Admire” podcast with Freakonomics’ Steven Levitt.
What constitutes true ‘value’ when it comes to playing golf in Australia? Our editors weigh in on the best-value experiences money can buy, broken up into two categories: $50 and cheaper and less than $100.