Luke Kerr-Dineen

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It's a training aid that keeps popping up in golfers' bags—here's why

Scott Hoch was one of the best ball-strikers throughout the 1980s, and had he not missed a two-foot putt at the 1989 Masters, he would've had a green jacket to show for it.

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Green-reading is perhaps the key skill when it comes to putting. Let's break down some ways you can get better at it.

Min Woo Lee’s ascension to the PGA Tour was somewhat unexpected, but his power has turned him into a rising star.

Byeong Hun An had just built a new house and became a first-time dad—and then lost his PGA Tour card.

Ben An was at his lowest point. Then he made some big swing changes, and now he has a cool nickname.

In the latest edition of the Golf IQ newsletter, we break down a powerful backswing concept.

The subject of ‘fake turns’ has been something of a fascination to me for the better part of the last year. Largely because, as a fake turner myself, it’s a move I’m working hard to strip out of my own backswing.