Recording your swing is easy. Knowing what to look for isn’t. Here’s a simple set of checkpoints from a top coach to help you analyse your body structure through impact.
Every Open Championship, wind and firm turf conspire to wreck players’ swings. From ball position drifting back to fighting the wind subconsciously, here’s what goes wrong and how the pros manage it.
When Gaby Lopez faced one of golf’s toughest lies at the US Women’s Open, she made it look easy. Here’s what amateur golfers can learn from her textbook technique when the ball sits well below their feet
A small posture change can completely alter your golf swing. Here’s a simple drill from coach Molly Braid to help you stay in posture, strike the ball cleaner and eliminate wild misses.
[Image: Golf Digest US] Editor’s Note: In honour of Tiger Woods’ 50th birthday on December 30, 2025, Golf Digest is analysing different parts of Woods’ game and career to explain what made the 15-time major champion so great. One of the most important moments of Tiger Woods’ career is also one of the most misunderstood. Read more…
The goal of practising is so you can make the move you want without having to think about it. The problem is that this is a slight chicken-or-the-egg situation.
We’ve seen plenty of golf-themed celebrations in non-golf sports over the years. Never before, however, have we seen a guy break out his own club like MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo did after winning the Motul TT Assen this weekend.
The fact Fall isn’t topping every single ball straight into the core of the earth is a testament to both his move at the top (despite there’s the heel lift and left elbow angle) and the work of one very talented Orlando-area club fitter.
Australian Golf Digest
