Katie Dahl, a Golf Digest Best Young Teacher, has gotten this issue a lot: “I keep hitting it thin.” Students come to her thinking that they’re standing up at impact. Often, a well-meaning friend or ...

The human brain takes about 100 ms to process information, then about another 100 ms to decide to move in response. Did you just blink reading that sentence? That's about how long we're talking about.

In the modest golf world most of us inhabit, even a two-man scramble qualifies as a reason to sharpen your game. Golf Digest’s annual intrasquad tournament, the Seitz Cup, will never be confused with ...

Every golfer has some sort of thought running through their head when they stand over the ball. Typically, these thoughts are about how to make the best contact with the ball. These swing thoughts ...

In today's edition of Play Smart, we take a look at a key move in Justin Rose's swing that can cure your early extension. The post This major winner's swing thought can cure your early extension ...