Titleist Tips: Your Playbook for Stopping The Slice In golf, there is no problem more common than the slice, a shot that curves excessively from left-to-right(for a right-handed golfer). The slice tends to be more prevalent among golfers with higher…

To hit accurate golf shots, you must be certain of three things: 1. The initial launch direction of your golf ball (on target/right of target/left of target) 2. The curve direction of your golf ball (curving right to left/curving left…

Here’s a great indoor drill from Brian Jacobs on how to practice point of impact while at home. For more information and lessons visit:

There’s nothing more frustrating than skulling or flubbing an easy chip shot. Fat shots and thin shots can pop up at the worst times possible, but as Titleist staff member Layne Savoie shares in this video, making clean contact consistently…

Shallowing the club requires one simple thing to happen during your swing. Keep your shoulders closed through impact. Try it! Proofs in the pudding! Sign up for the Academy and I will guide you to a better golf game through…

In the modern game of golf, there’s no disputing the fact that distance is an advantage. The farther you can hit it off the tee, the less club you’ll have on your approach shots. Shorter irons are more accurate, which…

In the golf swing, the golf club travels on an inclined, tilted plane – an arc that moves up, away from the ground, as well as inside the target line during the backswing. On the downswing, the club moves downward…

To control your shots in golf, you need to have control over the face of your club. This is particularly important with the driver. Because of its low loft, there’s not much room for error with this important club. If…

I teach to use your lead side in the golf swing…is that your dominant arm? Are you sure? 😉 Try it! Proofs in the pudding! Sign up for the Academy and I will guide you to a better golf game…

There’s an old axiom in golf that says ‘When you can putt the ball, putt it. When you can’t putt it, chip it. And when you can’t chip it, pitch it.” The idea behind this advice is that it’s easier…