Golf Digest senior writer Alex Myers is on a one-year mission to see how good he can get at golf through daily training, ...

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 ...

Hitting from the rough is never a fun situation to be in, but every single golfer faces the challenge at some point in their lives — so it's important to understand how to escape it successfully. Of ...

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The title of this story says it all and I will raise my hand as someone who has done it wrong for YEARS. Whenever I have had the opportunity to watch great wedge players in person, it was apparent to ...

Ask many golfers to name the most frustrating part about a day on the golf course, and they’ll often say this: It’s a day on the golf course. That is, it takes forever. Last year, I wrote about how I ...

Having a blind shot in golf is always nervy. But having one within 75 yards of the green adds even more pressure — since most amateurs struggle with wedge shots in golf to begin with. Typically, this ...