Speed training is one of the best ways to build a fast, powerful golf swing. And with the right equipment, you can tack on a few extra miles per hour of ball speed this golf season. With this quick ...

Temperatures around the country are dropping and the sun is starting to set a little bit earlier each day, meaning golf season is coming to an end. That means it's time to pick up some gear to improve ...

On Friday, we released a list of training aids meant to help your full swing. Now, we've put together a list of great tools to help your putting stroke, which will hopefully lead to more made putts ...

From training aids and comfortable, functional outerwear to sunglasses and a great bag for walkers, shop our staff's favorite ...

In the crowded market of golf training aids, where products often promise revolutionary results but can deliver somewhat ...

GolfForever has four different golf training systems designed to improve strength, mobility and flexibility on the course. GolfForever is holding a Father's Day sale for 20% off systems. World No. 1 ...

You probably remember it. The PlaneMate was a pandemic-era hit—the hottest training aid at a time when golf was booming—and ...

What is the best putting training aid? Golf has many aspects to scoring, like driving the golf ball, hitting irons from the fairway, chipping around the green and putting. In fact, 40% of all golf ...

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When I was handed the PureOne Golf practice club, I laughed. Then I tried it over and over and over again, eventually seeing steady ball-striking progress. Here’s why it’s my favorite training aid.

Over the past decade, data has really started to take hold in the world of golf improvement. From ball and clubspeed numbers that are captured through radar systems, to biomechanical data which ...

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