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so I was at the driving range and couldn't hit a decent shot.. missing both ways, and just generally hitting it awful as I tend to do from time to time. so, says I to myself, maybe my problem is that my grip is too weak or strong and I'm having to use my hands to try and square up or hold off...

should it be in the base of the fingers or combination palm/fingers? I've done base of the fingers forever, but today I experimented with a more hogan-like position (think of the club wedged between the heel pad/forefinger picture) and found that I was far less likely to hit it in a random...

Is there a limit to how good a person can get, given enough time and dedication to improvement? Take a guy who gets to scratch or slightly better without ever practicing or having a lesson, just playing 2-3 times a week. Can he get to say, +4? What about a 5 or 10 handicap in the same...

Just curious why they seem to be looked down upon.. I've done both all my golfing life, and if I try to force myself to maintain a flat left/right bent and not cocked, I lose 2-3 clubs of distance, and don't gain much accuracy.. and I end up trying to hit the ball hard because I feel like I...

so I read the grip article.. and it made me think: what would john daly, fred couples, and paul azinger all have in common if they forced a 'standard neutral' grip as brian recommends and had a flat left wrist at the top of the backswing and at impact? they'd all be 10 handicaps. If you want...