Are you becoming increasingly frustrated at your inability to get up-and-down? We've teamed up with Ping and short game coach ...

Poise and precision take center stage in the second competition of the Golf Channel Games, where each team will go ...

The first ever Optum Channel Golf Games took place this Wednesday, December 17th, at the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter Florida. The fight under the lights saw Team Scheffler and Team McIlroy ...

If you keep chunking or skulling short-game shots, top-ranked golf teacher Kelvin Kelley says it’s time to learn this secret from masterful wedge players. Like many amateur golfers, I really struggle ...

Matsuyama's 90 percent scrambling rate in The Bahamas played a huge role in his win. PGA Coach Brendon Elliott shares what ...

We all love to bomb tee shots on the driving range to blow off some steam — and try to flex some muscle to any onlookers — but if you really want to lower your scores, most of your efforts should be ...

SAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 09: Lucas Glover of the USA team and his partner Stewart Cink of the USA line up a birdie putt at the 15th hole during the Day Two Fourball Matches in The Presidents Cup at ...

One of the most overlooked fundamentals of the short game is understanding the different types of release patterns that various shots require. Or as GOLF Teacher to Watch Parker McLachlin puts it, ...

Guillermo Garron was magical and methodical on and around the greens when he won the Championship Flight in the Lima City Men’s for the second time in three years on Sunday. The magical part came on ...

Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we can’t believe how much happened this past week in golf. It’s mid-November and yet this may have been the busiest stretch of the year. You had the DP ...

On the hunt for victory in The Bahamas, Bhatia is using a stellar short game and a refreshed mental game to play better golf. PGA Coach Brendon Elliott shares how you can do the same.

If there’s one piece of golf “wisdom” that needs to retire, it’s “keep your head down.” Usually delivered by a well-meaning parent or the guy slicing shots in the next stall at the range, this myth ...