Here's a golf drill to determine if your 'tilt' is in the right position on the backswing. This golf tip will help golfers make a more consistent, powerful golf swings and play better golf.

In today's edition of Play Smart, GOLF Teacher to Watch Christy Longfield explains the importance of consistent ball position. The post Why proper ball position is so important in the golf swing ...

Watch any old footage of Jack Nicklaus or Tom Watson getting ready to hit a tee shot and you'll notice something: they look ...

Let's get right to the point. In my 1975 book, One Move to Better Golf, the motion under discussion was how the left shoulder should turn to start the backswing. I actually didn't care for the ...

Higher handicappers, by contrast, turn their shoulders more level to the ground and only have about 29 degrees of shoulder tilt, which causes a range of issues later in their swing. 2. Turn on the ...

In order to check your shoulder plane, simply get in front of a mirror. Set up in your golf posture with a club across your chest. When you turn into your backswing, is your left shoulder or the ...

Bad posture can lead to a collapse in your right arm, which can create lots of problems in your golf swing. Golf IQ explores why. ... (which is your right shoulder if you’re a right-handed golfer).

Turning your shoulders properly is key to a powerful golf swing. Turning your shoulders fully, you can speed up the clubhead to the maximum. You can also place your arms and club in the correct ...

You're on the range, watching the guy two stalls over casually stripe ball after ball down the center while barely breaking a ...