NOTE: For each of the tournaments throughout the FedExCup Fall, Rob is focusing on four PGA TOUR members who are committed to ...

Learning how to hit a fade in golf can be a difficult task to accomplish, but if you’re hoping to lower your scores, it’s an essential skill to add to your repertoire. By controlling your ball flight, ...

As November rolls in and the chill sets over Long Island, many golfers hang up their clubs for the season. But at The Golf ...

Forgetting a club on the last hole happens to the best of us. But there are some very simple ways to ensure it never happens to you again.

Try Coach Ed's favorite golf training gadgets: If you’ve been struggling to hit your long irons consistently or find yourself coming up short on approach shots, it might be time to rethink your bag ...

You arrive at the first tee at 7:58 a.m. for your 8 o'clock slot. The group ahead has cleared the tee box and now is out of ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. If you’re anything like me, you’d much prefer a right-to-left putt to one that ...

In my almost 20 years as a PGA Professional, I've watched grown men and women turn pale at the sight of certain shots. With Halloween upon us, it felt like the right time to talk about the truly ...

Ernie Els has carved out a remarkable career, collecting 19 PGA Tour titles and 28 wins on the DP World Tour, along with four ...

Fall is golf’s most casual month. Do you know anybody who goes to the range before playing this time of year? Of course not. If you haven’t got it by now, you might as well wait for spring. In fall, ...

One of the biggest problems average golfers have with lost-ball or out-of-bounds situations is the thought of having to walk back to the previous location to play another shot. Same holds true for ...

Most amateur golfers don't play favorites when it comes to their golf ball. They’ll grab whatever’s in the bag, whatever’s on sale, or whatever their playing partner hands them if they start to run ...