Every golfer wants to hit it longer. But, how do you do it? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel reveals 5 keys for a fast, ...

Every good golf swing requires a fluid arm movement. The arm movement, of course, involves the shoulders and hands. A well-timed swing is when the arm swing is coordinated with the coiling of the ...

Swinging with your arms is half the battle when it comes to a proper golf swing. Fitness guru and ... leg in the downswing to avoid the dreaded arm swing. Having proper rotation of the hips ...

Starting Position: Stand with one foot forward and the other back, maintaining a slight bend in the knees. Your feet should ...

Bending the left arm throughout the swing causes a golfer a lot of problems. You don’t want to swing with a locked left elbow. But you want to have some semblance of firmness in the left arm ...

Repeat the test with the other arm. IF YOU FAILED: The inverted triangular-shaped muscle of your upper back, known as the latissimus dorsi or "lat," is too tight. This causes your swing to be ...