Unfortunately, for most of us, that is just not going to be a reality, but there are many golf tips out there that will help you become the best golfer that you can be.

Most golf tips you get are not really very helpful for the average golfer but I have a few that will help lower your score no matter what your handicap.

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We don’t need to struggle just to understand the golf tips we are getting to try and improve our game.

Here’s a simple chipping tip you can use when you’re in the greenside rough and the blades of grass are facing your ball. (more…)

Golfers are definitely benefiting from advances in technology and not just from all the amazing new clubs that keep flooding the market.

I’m talking about tools like the Sky Caddie GPS.

It’s like having your own expert caddie in your back pocket. It will shave strokes off your game.

But today I want to make a mention of something else for golfers that I haven’t tried personally but looks very cool. (more…)

There are a lot of things Tiger Woods has brought to the game of golf to take it to another level.

One of the biggest that just can’t be overlooked is fitness. (more…)

Improving your short game is the biggest thing you do, not only to score more consistently, but to lower your overall score.

The flop shot isn’t an easy chip shot but being able to hit it well when necessary will really help your golf.

Here’s another great video on hitting the flop shot. (more…)

Getting out of a greenside bunker consistently for an up and down separates the good golfers from the great golfers.

It just looks so easy when a Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson does it, doesn’t it? (more…)

It gets the name belly putter because the golfer secures the longer shaft against his or her stomach, while putting.

Securing the putter in this fashion serves as a fulcrum for the putting stroke. You still use a traditional two-handed putting stroke and putting posture.

By connecting the putting shaft to your stomach you are able to stabilize the wrists, keeping them stiff and steady and not involving them in the putting stroke.

Belly putters look a lot more like a traditional putter than long putters.

Unless you are really paying attention you may not notice someone using a belly putter but you’d notice a long putter instantly.

Golfers like Fred Couples, VJ Singh and Paul Azinger use the belly putter to great success.

Belly putters anchor the end of the shaft against the abdomen, taking the wrists out of play while allowing for an accurate pendulum stroke.

“The belly is a really good putter for someone who has a nervous wrists or hands, or I hate to even say it, but if they have the yips,” said Bob Bettinardi, founder of Bettinardi Golf, which makes Ben Hogan putters for Callaway Golf.

“Bernhard Langer is the most renowned for the yips. He stuck the shaft right in stomach and eliminated some of that. Now he’s onto the long putter.

“We seem to need more help as we get older,” Bettinardi joked. “The progression with age is: standard putter, belly, then long.”

If you struggle with too much wrist action in your putting stroke a belly putter golf club may be just what you’re looking for.

No, Natalie Gulbis isn’t using a belly putter in this photo. It just brightens my day.

It’s important that you make sure you bring golf divot tools out to the golf course every time you play.

Solid shots to the green can make divots that make putting almost impossible. (more…)

There’s a reason everyone knows the saying, ‘drive for show and putt for dough.’

You can add the rest of your short game to the second part of that saying. (more…)

There’s a lot that goes into a good golf swing.

So much so that it can be overwhelming for a beginner golfer. (more…)