If you watch tour pros around the greens, there’s one shot they rely on more than any other: the low, spinning wedge. When executed correctly, it comes out relatively flat and checks almost ...

Mark Blackburn was voted No. 1 by his peers on Golf Digest's 2026-'27 ranking of The 50 Best Teachers in America. In this series, “What the Pros Do That You Don't,” Blackburn highlights the key ...

Ping knows the best wedge shots are the ones that launch low and land with control and spin on the green. So with the new S259 wedges, Ping aimed to make those shots easier to hit more often, without ...

Top-ranked golf instructor Mike Malizia shares three simple fundamentals to stop chunking golf shots — increasing your confidence near the greens. Envision this scenario: You’ve hit the fairway off ...

It’s August, and across the United States, the fairways are baking, the greens are getting firm, and if you’ve noticed your short game has become a little unpredictable, you’re not alone. One big ...

We all like to hit high pitches that float like a butterfly and stop on a dime, but you’re better off hitting lower shots where you can control trajectory and get the ball to bite hard once it lands.

Blind wedge shots are nerve-wracking, especially from 60-70 yards from the green. Golf teacher Ryan Young recommends setting a humble goal: “I’m just trying to get it on the green.” Maintain calmness ...

Envision this scenario: You’ve hit the fairway off the tee, navigated the hole with expert-level course management, and just missed a green-in-regulation, so all that’s left for par is getting ...