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 Approach

Explore Approach

  • Golfer with a 5-wood at address
    Should You Carry a 5-Wood? Here's How to Figure it Out
  • Golfer using a 7 wood to address the ball
    Should You Have a 7-Wood In Your Bag?
  • Two people having fun at driving range
    9 Driving Range Games That Make It Fun to Improve
  • Child golfer at the driving range
    Golf Drills for Kids
  • The driving range is a perfect place to practice your golfing skills and the last place you think would be a dangerous location for something as simple as hitting golf balls. Always practice golf safety and be aware of your surroundings.
    Golf Driving Range Safety
  • Your wrists provide the final movement of the golf club as it prepares to hit the ball. To hit the ball correctly, you must have excellent timing with your wrists as you start your backswing, begin your downswing and finish with your follow-through.
    The Proper Wrist Position for Your Golf Swing
  • fairway wood next to golf ball
    How to Hit Your Fairway Woods: Your New Secret Weapon
  • divot from golf ball near hole
    How to Put Backspin on a Golf Ball in 4 Steps
  • Golfers tend to relax when they get to the par 3. After a long par 4 or a par 5, golfers can get to the par 3 and realize that an iron shot off the tee can get you to the green and give you a birdie possibility. However, it's not quite that simple. While par-3 holes are shorter, they are not necessarily easier. They are often surrounded by bunkers or water hazards, and that means the golfer must pick his spots on when he will attack and go for the birdie and when he will play it safe.
    How to Attack a Par 3
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