My fellow Americans, we are a nation of slicers, at least according to the data from Google. The search giant collects mountains of information every day and makes some of it publicly available on ...

One Shot Slice Fix is a video series that helps consumers improve their golf swings with better habits and forethought. This video series comes with a money-back guarantee and bonus access to a live Q ...

Golf is a sport that many people can enjoy whether it’s played recreationally or competitively, and it is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying the outdoors. However, one of the most ...

The dreaded slice haunts most weekend golfers and the majority of the golfing public, but how do you get rid of it? One GOLF Top 100 Teacher has a quick drill you can use on the range to train your ...

We zero in on the clubface, the most important piece of any reliable slice fix. This description walks through how an open ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo–Our summer golf series continues. Ozarks Firsts Chris Pinson helps us with our accuracy off the tee box. Hey there, and welcome to episode three of Ozarks First Tee. Today we are back ...

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Want to fix your slice, once and for all? In our latest episode from Maui, Claude Brousseau explains how a simple pool noodle can be the prop you need to fix your banana ball. Why the pool noodle?

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. Just about every beginning golfer struggle with the same miss when they first ...

Frustrating is an understatement when you're losing shots to the right and can't figure out why. If you're looking for a solution that will quickly improve your contact and ball flight, try this ...

Cameron McCormick, after his follow-through, flung his iron back out in front of him, then slid it down through his fingers, until the head of the club touched his hand. He appeared content. His tip ...