Golf is a unique sport; the ability to participate is not limited by age or skill level. Unlike many other sports, participants tend to play more as they grow older (rather than less). Unfortunately, ...

With the rising popularity of fitness trackers, golfers now have the ability to monitor in real-time how fast their heart is beating during a round of golf. When walking a course and carrying a bag, ...

The pursuit of optimal golf performance through physical conditioning has garnered increasing attention as research underscores the profound influence of targeted training on key performance metrics.

The best golf training aids offer exercises in specific skill improvement. They exist to help you improve individual segments of your game — from your grip and swing path to your putting stroke and ...

One common theme I’ve heard from nearly every GOLF Top 100 Teacher is this: Build better habits and your golf performance will improve. Seems easy enough in principle, but for many amateur players, it ...

Martin Chuck, regarded as one of the top golf instructors in the world, demonstrates his Simple Strike sequence that's been one of the most popular digital videos on the Performance Golf platform.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A new indoor golf training center that has opened in Grand Rapids on 28th Street SE includes six simulators, two putting greens, and a teaching bay. The Brandon Roby Golf ...

Thomas Hackett engineered a platform that tilts to replicate any lie condition with precision measured in tenths of a degree. At the 2023 PGA Show, he realized the hardware was just the beginning — ...

Golf is a thrilling sport that combines skill, strategy and the Great Outdoors. No matter how long you’ve played, improving your golf game is a fun endeavor. Every course holds a different challenge ...

Sports are based on physical competition, but psychological training is a key part of becoming an outstanding athlete. Athletes need to monitor their mental health, not only to remain calm and ...

AUSTIN, Texas — More than a decade ago, West Texas native Mac Todd was living in Austin, where he was putting in more than 100 hours a week working three different golf jobs. His dream was simple: to ...