Golf Tips & Instruction
Free articles and guides grounded in experienced coaching. Learn how to actually improve at golf with advice that builds on itself instead of contradicting.
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How to Fix a Slice in Golf
The most common miss in golf, explained and fixed.
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Why the exciting 87 loses to the boring 78 every time.
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The real reason your lessons aren’t sticking.
What Nobody Tells You About Your First Year
The honest guide to surviving year one.
Golf Practice Drills That Actually Work
Stop wasting time at the range with these proven drills.
How to Lower Your Golf Handicap
A realistic guide based on where you are now.
Swing Fundamentals & Analysis
Master the basics of grip, stance, swing mechanics, and learn how to use video to track your progress
Practice & Improvement
Effective practice strategies that actually transfer to the course
Scoring & Course Management
Play smarter golf and lower your scores without changing your swing
Getting Started & Coaching
Everything new golfers need to know, plus how to find the right instruction
Common Questions About Golf Improvement
How can I improve my golf swing at home?
You can improve your golf swing at home by filming yourself and comparing to proper technique, practicing grip and setup positions, working on flexibility and rotation exercises, and using alignment sticks for feedback. Video analysis with a coach provides the most effective remote improvement.
What is the most important thing in a golf swing?
The most important element varies by player, but generally a consistent grip, proper setup alignment, and good tempo form the foundation. Rather than chasing one "secret," focus on having all fundamentals work together coherently.
How often should I take golf lessons?
Most golfers benefit from lessons every 2-4 weeks when actively improving, combined with video check-ins between sessions. The key is giving yourself time to implement changes before adding new information. Quality of practice between lessons matters more than lesson frequency.
Can I learn golf from YouTube videos?
YouTube can provide helpful general concepts, but the main problem is receiving contradictory advice from different instructors. Improvement accelerates when you have one consistent source of feedback tailored to your specific swing, not generic tips that may not apply to you.
How long does it take to get good at golf?
Most new golfers can break 100 within their first year with regular practice and a few lessons. Getting from a 25 handicap to a 15 typically takes 3-6 months of focused work. The timeline depends on how often you play, the quality of your practice, and whether you have professional guidance.
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