No one could have known that flying lessons would lead to one of the great innovations in the game of golf. But that’s exactly what happened in 1931 when Gene Sarazen went flying with billionaire ...

The reason a lot of rec players can't escape bunkers is because they're too ball-focused. The goal: Get sand-focused. Try this. The post Need a lift from the sand? Try this can’t-miss bunker drill ...

Kyle Gordon, head of instruction at Golf Town, explains why a small detail in your wedges makes a big difference.

When you’re in the middle of an excellent round of golf, it seems inevitable that your ball lands in a greenside bunker. Next time it happens, don’t worry — be prepared and reach for a sand wedge.

A wedge fitting is something that every golfer should go through. For the sake of an hour or so it will improve your scoring, confidence and give you a greater understanding of your scoring clubs.

Low Trajectory: To hit a low chip using a lob wedge, keep your left wrist flat, and don't let the clubshaft pass your hands until your follow-through. High Trajectory: To add loft to a lob wedge and ...

Tour players are magicians out of greenside bunkers, as time after time we see them get the ball close to the hole from the sand around the greens. While I would never discredit their skill levels, it ...

If you like to play bellied wedge shots when the ball is against the collar of the green, as I do, I suggest a pitching wedge rather than a sand wedge. The leading edge of a pitching wedge is ...