Clint McCormick

A pre-shot routine is the foundation of consistent, confident golf. Every professional golfer and serious amateur uses a deliberate routine before

Sergio Garcia tore up the Augusta tee box, snapped his driver on a water cooler, and got the first code-of-conduct warning in Masters history. Then said "sometimes it happens." It doesn't. A PGA coach breaks down why this time the excuses are gone.

Stacy Lewis — former world No. 1, two-time major champion, three-time U.S. Solheim Cup captain — officially closed the book on her LPGA Tour career

Casting the golf club — throwing away your wrist angles right from the top of the backswing — is one of the most common power leaks in amateur golf.

Uneven lies are where good range swings go to die. Courses are not flat, yet most golfers practice exclusively from perfect level lies, then wonder

Golf swing weight is one of the most misunderstood numbers in equipment — the D2 stamped on a fitting cart spec sheet that most golfers never think about.

The zero torque putter revolution just gained its biggest convert yet. PXG has launched the One & Done ZT, a high-MOI mallet built around the

Face angle in golf is the single biggest influence on where your ball starts — and, paired with your swing path, it determines whether that ball draws sweetly back to the target or slices into the trees.

Club path in golf is the direction your clubhead is traveling — left, right, or dead straight — at the moment it meets the ball.

Lie angle in golf is one of the most overlooked reasons why well-struck shots still miss the target.