Your swing looks fine in the mirror. You’re rotating. You’re shifting your weight. You’re doing all the things you’re ...

In this detailed golf lesson, watch as a golf coach demonstrates how to use an alignment stick to improve your golf swing ...

Proper backswing structure is crucial for a successful golf swing and more consistent shot results. Coach Kelvin Kelley emphasizes simplifying the backswing by focusing on arm movement and shoulder ...

Unlock one of the most important secrets to a powerful and consistent golf swing with this in-depth guide to the backswing.

One of the biggest challenges any golfer faces, pro or not, is overactive hands. Once your hands take over, the consistency disappears. The clubface opens and closes unpredictably, and you’ll never ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. Finding the correct positions during your backswing is crucial for your ...

So you want to hit the ball longer? Join the club. There’s no ability in the modern game that is more sought after than power off the tee. Speed training and improved fitness are two obvious avenues ...

The backswing is a critical part of a great golf swing. It sets the stage for solid contact, which is why it’s something golfers constantly monitor and practice. That said, no two backswings are the ...

Sliding in the backswing causes inconsistent golf contact and swing issues. Top-ranked golf coach Kelvin Kelley advises, “Put your tailbone towards the target, and move your head right.” Subtle spine ...

Most golf instructors focus on improving a player's backswing because a lot of flaws in the downswing occur as a result of starting from a bad position at the top, says David Leadbetter, one of Golf ...

Most golfers know the goal is to make a nice, big backswing turn. That's where the power is. But do it wrong and it can backfire. The goal of a good backswing isn't to turn. It's to load. To put your ...

You’ve been told to shift your weight. Load into your back foot on the backswing. Drive into your front foot on the downswing ...