Dialing In Your Fairway Wood Yardages
Most golfers swing at fairway woods with the idea that hitting it farther is always the goal.
From the Tips
Equipment Tips
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Driver Swing Faults and Fixes
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Driver Swing Fundamentals
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Fairway Wood Swing Shape
Longer clubs, like your fairway woods, will naturally pull the shape of your swing more around your body. -
Follow Through on Your Long Fairway Shots
Golfers naturally want to for swing hard whenever they get a long club in their hands, but for fairway woods and hy -
Hitting a Driving Iron Off the Tee
On practically every course, there’s at least one hole where you need to hit the fairway. -
Hitting Hybrid From a Fairway Bunker
The wide-soled, bigger clubhead means your hybrid is an unexpectedly great gift out of fairway bunkers. -
How to Control Distance With Your Irons
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How to Hit Longer Drives
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How to Improve Accuracy with Your Driver
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How to Make Solid Contact with Your Driver
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How to Make Solid Contact With Your Irons
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How to Shape Shots with Your Irons
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Hybrids
The great new technology available in hybrid clubs, driving irons and high-lofted fairway woods have made long fair -
Iron Swing Faults and Fixes
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Iron Swing Fundamentals
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The Best Golf Irons for Every Player
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The Best Ways to Practice Iron Play
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The Best Ways to Practice Your Driver Swing
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The Hybrid Tee Shot
Hybrids are very versatile clubs, and often great options off the tee. The problem is, golfers tend to tee their hy -
The Perfect Stinger
Have you ever seen those stingers on social media, which start low before ballooning into the air. -
The Uneven Hybrid Lie
Hybrids are great clubs to hit from uneven lies because of how much forgiveness they offer on off-center hits. -
Use the Loft on Your Fairway Wood
When we set up to hit our fairway woods, our intention should not be to chop down into the ball.
