True Spec Golf Kevin O'Connell explains why articulating your goals with your swing is important to your club fitter.

You can do that by using what I call a more traditional release of the club, where the trail forearm rolls over the lead forearm through impact. This is an old-school style of releasing the club which ...

Join us for an engaging golf lesson where two players work on improving their short game using a golf simulator. In this ...

Join us for a detailed golf lesson at the driving range where a skilled instructor demonstrates how to correct an over the top golf swing using a simple alignment stick drill. Watch as the student ...

The frustrating part about being an average golfer is that my game lacks consistency — other than the fact that I consistently mishit the golf ball over and over. Why’s this happen? Because my ...

There is a sound a perfectly struck golf shot makes – a striped drive or a crisp iron that never leaves the target. There, too, is the perfectly struck baseball, right off the sweet spot – a laser ...

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Democrats’ way back to the House majority could run through a swing district in the nation’s biggest swing state. The question is which path the party will choose to try to get there. Since February, ...

After teaching thousands of golfers over the years, I’ve discovered something that might surprise you: there is no one “perfect” trail hand position on the grip. Yet checking how your palm aligns on ...

Marietta, GA — Path to Shine, a Georgia-based nonprofit mentoring and tutoring program for elementary school children, is excited to announce its annual fundraising event, Swing for PTS 2025, taking ...

Billy Horschel’s eyes lit up, his mind pulling him back to a three-week run of golf better than he’s ever played. When asked about it, Horschel can recall many of the shots, but mostly he remembers ...