Golf in autumn is relaxing. You’re finally used to your swing tempo, and you’re not trying as hard as you did in the spring to get everything right. Likely, you’ve had enough roun… ...

By engaging your legs, glutes, quadriceps and other muscles, you can increase power, stability and strength in the golf swing — and hit those longer drives you might be dreaming of.

Averee Dovsek demonstrates a quick drill that will help you feel proper pressure into your lead side, without overthinking ...

In this article, Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Coach and PGA professional Tom Motley shares how destructive 'Elvis leg', one of the biggest swing faults, can be to your success on the golf course. ...

Golf Exercise: Single-Leg Balance Leg Swing / While this exercise looks incredibly simple, it works on several important components of your golf swing—primarily balance, stability, and posture.

When you swing inside-out, your clubhead approaches from inside the target line and continues outward after impact. This path ...

That's how they all swing a golf club. It looks like we're doing a lot with our hands and arms, but we're not. Your biggest muscles, like your core and legs, are going to move the most consistently.

If you've suddenly lost distance in your golf game, it can bring on pure panic. You don’t feel injured. Nothing major changed ...

When you swing a one-pound golf club, your instinct is to use only your arms because that's all the effort you need. Unfortunately, this is where instinct fails you.

Juan Postigo Arce has a swing that most golfers can only dream of. It's all the more impressive that he does it all on one leg.