Golf Tips

New York has always been a tough environment for golfers, but simulator technology has made it possible to get top-notch golf lessons in Manhattan, even when the weather is rough.

This stinger allows you to have control over your golf ball's trajectory and spin even in strong winds. Here's how it's done.

Teaching Professional Randy Taylor shows you how to groove a smooth draw off the tee by getting into the proper backswing position.

By Brian Hwang, Teaching Professional At The Bridge Golf Learning Center, we are always focused on bringing a knowledge of physics to the game of golf. One concept that most golfers have probably never considered is ground reaction force. Simply put, this is the force exerted by the ground on a body in contact with […]

Everyone wants to hit the ball longer while maintaining stability. With these two simple exercises, you can learn the most efficient way to use your body to create power in the golf swing.

Many golfers struggle to hit high, soft chip shots with enough spin to hold the green. Here's how it's done.

When you find yourself facing a chip shot from an uphill lie, it's crucial to think about shoulder position.

Here's an easy drill to stay connected, which will help you hit down on the ball for a higher ball flight.

TrackMan is close to releasing Performance Putting, a new feature that will allow players to capture nine data points for every putt: Launch Direction, Ball Speed, Speed Drop, Roll Speed, Skid Distance, Roll Percentage, Effective Stimp, Side and Total Distance. This feature is still in beta testing, but Jeff Viola, TrackMan’s sales rep for the […]

Many golfers never really think about eye position in putting, but they should.

How do you work on making a proper divot when you're playing indoors or on a range with a mat? Simple.

Overactive hands and wrists can lead to all sorts of problems in your golf swing. One way to calm your hands and groove a solid, stable move is to think about your chest as the stabilizing force of your swing.