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Drills to help you balance the natural traits in your swing and give you a few of the traits of world-class ball strikers

The key to holing those critical four-footers lies in the ability to ‘see’ the deviation from a straight line

The longer the levers, the more you have to pay attention to the basics that promote co-ordinated motion

How Adam Scott won The Masters

‘Ball back, hands forward, weight forward’ used to be a coaching standard

How can you hope to reduce your handicap if you don’t practice with the one club you use most often

A good swing sees the arms and the body work together to create a fluent, repeating motion.

Controlling your swing with the rotation of your upper body

The low spinny pitch and the super-soft, high-flying flop shot.

Try this simple drill to improve your chipping technique.

Some thoughts on how to control your spin, distance and trajectory in the wedge game, based on a U-shaped swing that produces pin-point accuracy.

David Leadbetter found himself cast in the role of spectator as Els and Player put on an impromptu bunker clinic during the filming of a…

Identifying your landing area – and visualising the ball running to the hole from that point on the green – is the tour player’s secret…

With the equipment available today, becoming a good bunker player becomes a matter of having the right concepts and some time practising them.

Far too many players play the ball back in their stance.

Why learning to generate more clubhead speed through the sand is the secret to escaping successfully first time, every time.

Use the right-hand swish drill to fine-tune your sense of rhythm

Why the right shoulder must work ‘under’

How fancy footwork enables you to ‘fire’ the right side

How to Tiger-ise your swing