Great putting technique can vary from player to player but there are a few foundational basics that all great putters share. In this video, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann shares his thoughts on putting fundamentals and he shares a great…
One big key to making your practice time worthwhile is structuring it to be as similar to real playing conditions as possible. For this reason, Titleist staff member is a big proponent of using games to simulate on-course pressure and…
To improve your short game, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann stresses that you have to practice with a purpose. Yes, knowing the in’s and out’s of proper technique is important, but if you don’t practice in a way that reinforces…
Distance wedges (shots that carry anywhere from 35-120 yards) represent a huge opportunity for scoring. The ability to hit full wedge shots accurately and with precise distance control is a critical skill that you need in order to make birdies…
There’s noting more frustrating than having what looks like an easy finesse shot around the green, only to find that the grass itself is fighting against you. Bermuda and other strains of grass that have a lot of grain (the…
CONWY GC – The Best Links Course In Wales? Course Review Front 9 The Best Links Course In Wales? This week Ali T and I were lucky enough to play at the BEAUTIFUL Conwy Caernarvonshire Golf Club in North Wales.…
Grip it to Rip it – Neutral Grip Position The grip is one of the most important facets of golf. How we hold the club can have a huge effect on where the golf ball will go, how much power…
Have you ever found yourself in a fairway bunker and weren’t quite sure what to do next? Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose provides us with some tips on how to properly approach a fairway bunker shot in terms of club…
We’ve all been there – short-sided in a high-faced green side bunker. The key to success on this shot? A high shot that lands softly on the green. Is this a shot you struggle with? Have no fear! With the…
A common belief in traditional golf instruction is that golf is a lead-side sport. For right handed golfers, this means that the left side of your body should be the dominant force in your swing, particularly in the downswing. But…