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When your ball lands in a divot or deep pitch mark around the greens, it can completely mess up your normal short game shot ...

Envision this scenario: You’ve hit the fairway off the tee, navigated the hole with expert-level course management, and just missed a green-in-regulation, so all that’s left for par is getting ...

The awkward 50- to 100-yard wedge shot is one of the most important areas in golf, for both pros and amateurs. Pros don't actually hit that many shots from here, but when they do, it's high stakes ...

A few years ago, a buddy of mine — who was just a beginner golfer — always opted to use his putter from anywhere relatively close to the putting surface. From 15 feet off the green to a whopping 150 ...

Your wedges are your scoring clubs. When you find yourself with wedge in hand, you should be thinking about hitting it close and making birdie. Hitting your wedges high can be useful when lofting your ...

Fried eggs are a great way to start your day - especially when paired with toast - but it's a different story on the golf course. These tricky bunker shots have a way of taking the wind out of your ...

Loving the Open Championship means loving links golf. There’s something so refreshing about watching players hit shots we don’t usually see, in weather we’d usually try to avoid. To play links golf ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. If you’ve been watching the Open Championship, you likely have heard the ...

For golfers who often experience chunked wedge shots, it's because you're not utilizing the bounce of the wedge, meaning you're getting the club's leading edge to hit the ground first — which is ...

Want to learn how to hit a flop shot in golf? Listen as former PGA player Zack Sucher shares 3 main keys to execute it the right way. It’s one of the most difficult shots in golf, but learning how to ...