Why most golfers slice the ball and how modern, draw-biased drivers can help reduce rightward misses and keep more tee shots ...

A typical fade with a driver will travel significantly farther than a typical draw with a 3-wood, underscoring the statistical importance of hitting driver off the tee. In giving up more than 20 yards ...

From Alex Noren at Wentworth to Scottie in Napa and Charley Hull on the LPGA Tour - Here's the biggest gear news of the week. Team Europe better shape up for Bethpage in a couple of weeks, because ...

It’s low. It moves left. It runs like a rabbit once it lands. And it’s Kevin Kisner’s secret weapon against a gusting wind. Here’s how Kisner hits a low draw with his driver off the tee. How I hit it: ...

There’s no doubt, the fade has become the preferred shot shape at the upper echelons of golf. The years of players meticulously crafting their swings to move from the inside out and hit push-draws ...

Question: If I'm a slicer, and I set my driver to a "closed face" position, won't that simply make me pull shots left? Answer: This is one of those questions that pains us because, frankly, it reminds ...