Advice from Golf Monthly's Top 50 Coach - Trey Niven ...

You flub chips. It happens, and it's not only the result of poor technique. There are tricky lies everywhere around the green, the most difficult to assess being when you're chipping into the grain.

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A sound short game is the quickest way to lower your scores on the course, yet many average players struggle mightily around the greens. Those struggles usually result from a lack of practice time ...

Such a large part of scoring well comes from hitting short-game shots close to the pin. From both personal experience and working with students, I’ve seen how common it is to leave these shots short, ...

Rory McIlroy suffered a rare mishap around the greens when he completely whiffed a chip shot from a difficult lie on the ...

Q: Dear Chef, I keep getting too far under the ball on fluffy lies. What’s my problem? —Tyler F., Westhampton, N.Y. Don’t be so hard on yourself, Tyler! On fluffy lies, it’s very easy to slide the ...

In his prime, nobody did it better than Woods, with his decades-long dominance unmatched. One thing that makes Woods so lethal is his touch and creativity on wedge shots, with Tiger often using a ...

Every golfer has had an unexpected chip that has taken their score on a hole from an easy par to a double bogey. Fitness guru and Professional Long Driver Averee Dovsek explains how to execute the ...