Do your practice movements change when you hit the ball? Learn how to improve consistency with exercises for putting, approach shots, bunker play and the full swing.
A good pre-shot routine does not have to be long or complicated.
From 22 to 18 holes: how St Andrews helped shape one of golf’s enduring traditions.
Preparing your body before a long round can take just a few minutes. Discover a simple routine to get your legs, mobility and swing ready before heading onto the course.
Wind, obstacles and the position of the ball can make a low shot more suitable than a higher trajectory.
There are shots where it is difficult to know exactly how many metres remain to the target.
Your handicap provides a useful starting point when deciding which tee to play from, but it does not determine the best option on its own.
A decisive putt is not prepared in quite the same way as any other.
A narrow tee shot changes the way you approach the opening shot.
A round of golf can bring together experienced players, regular golfers and people who are still learning the game.
