One of the coolest things about the game of golf is the fact that we play the same game as the pros. Most of us will never take batting practice in Yankee Stadium, but we can play on many of the same courses where Tour events are held and where majors…

One of the coolest things about the game of golf is the fact that we play the same game as the pros. Most of us will never take batting practice in Yankee Stadium, but we can play on many of the same courses where Tour events are held and where majors…

One of the coolest things about the game of golf is the fact that we play the same game as the pros. Most of us will never take batting practice in Yankee Stadium, but we can play on many of the same courses where Tour events are held and where majors…

One of the coolest things about the game of golf is the fact that we play the same game as the pros. Most of us will never take batting practice in Yankee Stadium, but we can play on many of the same courses where Tour events are held and where majors…

New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

New Pro V1  or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the…

Pro V1 or new Pro V1x, which one should you play? Join Titleist staff member Michael Breed, one of the nation’s top-ranked instructors and Frederick Waddell, senior product manager for Titleist golf balls, as they move from green to tee, testing the Pro…

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

For female amateur golfers, the US Women’s Amateur is one of the most prestigious and coveted championships that one can qualify for — its trophy decorated with the names of some of the greatest female golfers in the history of the game.

The first tee is no place to feel unprepared. That opening tee shot can be nerve-wracking enough, even under the best of conditions. As golf courses begin to open their doors again (and not a moment too soon!) you may face a new challenge as you start…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns…

The Bump & Run Shot

“The most common pitfalls I see when people try to chip are positioning the ball too far back in the stance and leaning the handle too far forward. This essentially turns the leading edge of your club into a little shovel that…

The Bump & Run Shot

“The most common pitfalls I see when people try to chip are positioning the ball too far back in the stance and leaning the handle too far forward. This essentially turns the leading edge of your club into a little shovel that…