How do you prepare to take on a daunting U.S. Open course? This top teacher says it comes down to a few key shots at Oakmont.

and give you the loft you need to get the ball up and out. Turning the toe in should tell you that this is anything but your garden-variety sweeping sand shot. With a fried egg, you need to dig ...

Bunker shots are an area that many of us struggle with, leading to some of the most common mistakes amateur golfers make ...

Wrong. Golf clubs are much more complicated. But don’t worry, this is a good thing.

Below are the best golf clubs for seniors ... clubs with a high launch angle and a high loft guarantees maximum distance is achieved with every shot. A notable downside would be it does not ...

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Joel Tadman runs through the 8 rules golfers need to follow if they want to keep double bogeys off their scorecard, with the ...

Tony Fitzmaurice took photographs around Ballybunion in an era when few people even had a camera. His incredible archive has ...

We’d all love to play bunker shots ... sand. In firm sand, that’s not what will happen. You’ll probably chunk it if you try to hit two inches behind it. Too much shaft lean eliminates bounce and ...

An up-and-down would have given Weir a matching birdie, but his sand shot flew long and ... “Honestly, the shot on 18 was by far the best shot I hit all week,” he said.

Then on Friday, he lipped out a sand shot that would have given him a fourth ... and so far it's his best performance. He's made the cut every year but never finished higher than 18th.