A good indicator of low scoring in golf is number of putts per round. It stands to reason. The more one-putts you record (and fewer 3-putts), the better, whether you're playing on the PGA Tour or...
Golf shot dispersion refers to the proximity of a golfer's shots, relative to a given target. Dispersion is a measure of accuracy and consistency, and it includes not only how far from the target...
As one of the co-founders of WedgeCraft, Titleist staff member Dr. Rob Neal undertook a 7-year study, working with some of the world's most accomplished players, to reveal what really happens on shots...
As one of the co-founders of WedgeCraft, Titleist staff member Dr. Rob Neal undertook a 7-year study, working with some of the world's most accomplished players, to reveal what really happens on shots...
The biggest and strongest muscles in your body are found in your lower body. In golf, it makes sense to use these muscles. By pushing off the ground and using the feet, legs and glutes, you can add a...
When you arrive at the first tee, make good use of the time you have before it’s safe to hit away by getting your body loose with some dynamic stretching. As Titleist staff instructor Jonathan Yarwood...
When you arrive at the first tee, make good use of the time you have before it’s safe to hit away by getting your body loose with some dynamic stretching. As Titleist staff instructor Jonathan Yarwood...
Golf is a rotational sport. Skilled players can swing with amazing force because they're able to create energy by coiling their bodies and stretching muscles in the backswing. In the downswing, they...
Golf is a game of precision and in order to hit accurate shots, you must aim properly. Learn how an alignment...
There's more than one way to swing a golf club. In fact, there are infinite ways to swing but finding the most...
A TPI screen is crucial for golf performance as it helps identify a player's physical strengths and...
The degree to which club speed is converted to ball speed is called Smash Factor (also referred to as Transfer...
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