These tips can help any golfer find more comfort on the course, and in turn, just might improve their game, too.

Playing golf in the rain isn’t nearly as enjoyable as teeing it up beneath a blue sky with the sun shining down on you. But, let’s face it, anytime you’re on a golf course it should be fun. As someone who lives in Seattle, I know all too well about ...

Jon Sherman occupies a unique, and useful, space in the golf world. Sherman's varied background means he comes at golf from an interesting perspective. He's a golf swing minimalist who instead goes deep on the different strategies that help you play better ...

With the Masters coming up at Augusta National Golf Course, other events are also held for younger golfers before the prestigious event. 18 News’ Rich Tanner speaks with PGA Professional Steve Volpicelli from Soaring Eagles Golf Course about how the youth golfers are able to compete at professional-level competitions.

Performance anxiety exists in all walks of life. From nerves before a round of golf to those jitters you get prior to a big interview or presentation, it’s not an uncommon feeling for all of us to experience. Here’s the cold hard truth about ...

Welcome to Shaving Strokes, a GOLF.com series in which we’re sharing improvements, learnings and takeaways from amateur golfers just like you — including some of the speed bumps and challenges they faced along the way. We all prefer playing golf ...

While most golf courses are vast acres of freshly mowed fields and lush green, neatly cut grass, many courses across the Twin Tiers have what are called ‘native areas,’ which can consist of more than just grass and weeds.

As an average golfer and mid-handicapper, there are lots of times I feel intimidated before teeing off. And while most of those instances occur on a long par-5 with bunkers lining the fairway and an elevated green that makes the hole play longer,