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Breaking 90 is no easy task. Here are 10 tips from a former D1 college golfer on how to do it.

What is Aimpoint Express? Major champions like Adam Scott are using the system, but is it suitable for the average golfer? Here's what you need to know.

This post demonstrates two different takeaway methods used by PGA Tour players, and explains why they are both acceptable takeaway methods.

Learn what a linear putter is, what a non-linear putter is, and how knowing your preference can improve your green reading and putting in general.

There are a lot of criticisms of the Stack and Tilt swing, but certainly not much clarity on the subject. In this post, I would like to sort through these misconceptions.

Learn the positions of the golf swing

Tired of seeing your game get worse during the winter? Here are 4 ways to overcome this, and be ready when springtime comes!

Sometimes, it seems like our practice is making us worse, and for good reason. If you don't know what to practice and when, you might actually be making yourself worse rather than better.

Learn the types of swing changes you can make, and how to make them without losing the ability to play good golf.

When I first started playing, I often wondered whether hitting off mats was bad for my game? This post explores some of the upsides and downsides to practicing golf on mats.

Learn how to analyze your own swing so you can quickly diagnose and solve your swing faults on the spot.

One of the best ways to integrate positions into your golf swing is by making a slow motion swing. Quit searching for crazy training aids because this drill works.

The Golfing Machine by Homer Kelley is like reading a foreign language. It took me several reads before fully understanding it and I don't want that same painful experience for you!

The flying wedges are a Golfing Machine concept that will help you make more solid contact every time.

This post explores all of the factors which contribute to ball-position as well as some common misconceptions of ball position.

Having a 3-wood that you can trust is a massive advantage in golf.  Most golfers do not utilize their 3-woods effectively because they never took the time to buy one that they trusted.  I want to change that.

Believe it or not, buying a great set of irons is relatively easy and does not need to cost you a fortune.

One of the most refreshing things in golf is throwing on some new grips.  But which ones should you buy?  Cord grips?  Tour Velvets?  Winn?  And what size?  Let's take a walk down the grip aisle.

If I had to guess, Tiger Woods would sell his multi-million dollar yacht before he sold his trusty Scotty Cameron putter.  Why?  Because putters are personal.  I'll show you how to find yours.

Are you tired of driving to the golf store every time you need a minor adjustment made to a golf club? Learn the basics of clubmaking and save yourself some time!

There is nothing worse for your game than old, dirty golf grips. Not only does it feel terrible; it substantially affects your performance!

It is easy to add swing weight to a golf club, but how do you REMOVE swing weight? In this post, I'll show you a tool for doing this.

Sometimes, you need to shorten a golf club in your bag, but you don't want to waste your time driving to the golf store and paying money to do it. In this post, I'll show you the easiest way to cut a golf shaft at home.

Thinking about a new hobby? Golf club refinishing is an excellent way to pass the time and even make a few bucks while you're at it.

Here is a basic way to refinish any putter that looks great every time!

One of the best looking refinishes that you can do is the classic black oxide finish. In this tutorial, I will show you how to do this simple finish.

One of the best looking methods for paint-filling the "cherry dots" of a Scotty Cameron is the fade method.  It is rather simple, and looks amazing when finished!