Golf in the winter often means playing in windy conditions. The wind combined with colder temperatures means you better be able to control trajectory with your driver if you plan on having success.

Controlling trajectory gives you more options on the course. Head Pro Gavin Parker shares a simple drill to flight the ball lower by managing setup and swing length instead of swinging harder. This ...

Join us in this Pros Teaching Joes as PGA Tour star Tommy Fleetwood breaks down exactly how to control your shot trajectory to hit high and low irons on demand.

Discover why golfers hit irons thin but wedges fat, and how syncing body rotation with arm movement solves this common paradox. Golfer Insight Top 100 Teacher Reveals The One Key To Mastering The ...

Having the ability to control your golf-ball flight is an important element to scoring low. When the weather’s warm and sunny, hitting perfect high draws that land softly on the green is ideal. But ...

Becoming a great bunker player requires sound technique and a solid understanding of how different adjustments affect your shot outcome. Let’s start with the fundamentals and then explore the key ...

On wedges inside of 50 yards, the best way to alter the trajectory is to focus on where your hands finish in relation to your body. When your hands stay in close (above, top), you’ll hit a higher shot ...