In Part 2 of his Trail Side Series, Titleist staff Member John Kostis shows how using your trail hand properly (your right hand for a right-handed golfer) can help you develop a more consistent impact position. Consistency of strike is…
In Part 3 of his Trail Side Series, Titleist Staff Member John Kostis demonstrates how some one-armed practice using your Trail Side (the right side of your body for a right-handed golfer) can help with your chips and pitch shots.…
In the final installation of his Trail Side Series, Titleist staff Member John Kostis asks you to imagine a hundred golf balls scattered on a putting green. He then asks how you would clear all those balls off the putting…
Sometimes, the shorter the putt, the smaller the hole looks. But with this drill from Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose, you can sink more putts and improve your confidence from 5 feet and in. For more tips from Trillium Rose…
Would you like to learn how to strike your irons more solidly and consistently? Titleist Staff Member Michael Breed can help and in this video he shows how important it is to maintain your spine angle throughout the swing. When…
Mark Russo, 2018 MAPGA Teacher of the Year and Golf Digest ranked instructor, makes a call to senior golfers that are looking to hit the ball longer and not lose distance as they age. Mark covers a dynamic warm-up and…
There are a lot of fantastic drills, swing tips and information out there when it comes to practicing and improving your game. While learning new ways to get better is worthwhile, Titleist Staff Member Justin Parsons notes a way to…
Do you struggle with releasing the golf club too early on your downswing? This action, commonly known as “casting” can lead to a loss of power, speed and consistency. Luckily, Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose has a simple and easy…
Traditional wisdom says that to escape a fairway bunker, you should keep your lower body quiet, grip down on the handle of your club and try to pick the golf ball off the surface of the sand. Titleist staff instructor…
If you’re serious about the game and have a lot of free time to dedicate to practice, learning the finer details of swing theory and biomechanics can make sense. Knowing how to properly move and how to self-correct when your…