For one of the few times in his career, Nick Faldo arrived at a major not just hoping to win but expecting to. He had already defended his Masters title and finished one stroke away from a play-off at the…
Bryson DeChambeau was one of the most talked about players of 2020. As we get ready to head into the new year, Sir Nick shares some never-before-seen videos from his time with Bryson. We kick off with some fun story…
Can this new innovative tee design really add 12 yards of carry to your drives? Find out as the Master Tester puts the Tour Tee to the test! More exclusive content …
Sometimes the more conservative play actually gives you the best chance for a good score on a hole. In today’s playing lesson Sir Nick assesses his options and …
The 11th hole at The Wilderness Club features trouble on the right, which means it’s time for Sir Nick’s instant slice fix! Try these simple adjustments to correct your over-the-top move and straighten out your drives. Safely in the fairway,…
Pin location, identifying where trouble is, and elevation and wind conditions are all factors to consider when approaching the green. A must-have tool to help you dial-up the correct shot is a rangefinder with slope mode. Knowing the exact number…
When you set up at address, what do you base your ball position on? Here’s a simple lesson to help you understand the relationship between ball position and angle of attack, and how it can improve your consistency. Head to…
Outside of playing golf, fishing is one of Sir Nick’s favorite activities. His most memorable fishing story has to do with reeling in a different kind of catch, though… For more stories, lessons, workouts, and much more, visit where free…
Our next playing lesson is all about accuracy as Sir Nick takes on the 4th hole at The Wilderness Club. Course management and committing to your strategy will minimize risk and help lower your scores. Watch the full lesson at…
Improving your game starts with the basics. How you grip the club affects so many aspects of the golf swing, from swing path to face angle. Here are some tips to …