
Why You Keep Hooking the Golf Ball (And How to Fix It)
The hook is the better player’s miss. Slices happen because the clubface is wide open and the swing is cutting across the ball. Hooks happen

The hook is the better player’s miss. Slices happen because the clubface is wide open and the swing is cutting across the ball. Hooks happen

Most golfers learn one way to play: hit the ball, count your strokes, add them up at the end. That’s stroke play, and it’s what

If you’ve played golf for any amount of time, you’ve heard someone mention a draw or a fade. Maybe you’ve even tried to hit one

You probably have the swing to break 100 already. That sounds wrong, but the math backs it up. On a par 72 course, a score

You know your handicap. You check it after every round. But the number alone doesn’t tell you what to fix. Most advice on how to

Club head speed is the first number most golfers look at after a simulator shot. It makes sense. Faster swing, longer drive, lower score. That

Frisco sits less than two miles from the PGA of America headquarters. The city has five professional sports teams, a population that’s grown 500% in

You want to play more golf. You’ve been saying that for months. Maybe years. But somehow it never happens. Life gets busy. Weekends fill up.

You know you should practice more. Everyone does. The problem isn’t motivation. It’s logistics. By the time you drive to the range, hit balls for

Booking your first golf lesson can feel like a big step. Maybe you’ve never held a club, or maybe you’ve been playing for years and

A scramble is a team golf format where all players hit from the best shot after each stroke until the ball is holed. Teams of

Your approach shots determine your score more than any other part of your game. Not your driver. Not your putter. Your approaches. PGA Tour data