Instructors have long preached the importance of a one-piece takeaway, where the club, hands, arms and shoulders start back together. That’s bad advice—the clubhead should start first. Some players ...

Every golfer craves more consistency. You hit a great shot and then wonder, "Why can't I do that every time?" While repeating ...

Every good golf swing requires a fluid arm movement. The arm movement, of course, involves the shoulders and hands. A well-timed swing is when the arm swing is coordinated with the coiling of the ...

Byron Nelson believed that the swing started when you took your first step in addressing the ball. That’s true, because that is where you take aim, align your body parallel to your target ...