I've never been fond of using highly priced, expensive golf clubs just to have a friendly weekend game or two with friends. I thought those should be preserved for playing in tournaments and formal sporting events. The reason for this is because most of the clubs I owned in the past had never lasted long enough for me to fully enjoy them.

One sign of someone who is serious about golf is their golfing equipment. A golfer can literally spend hundreds to thousands on all types of golfing equipment and accessories. You need to do everything you can to personalize your game, which means a personal bag and clubs.

Because slicing a golf ball is one of the most common errors that an average player makes, it follows that knowing how to cure a slice is the fastest way to shave strokes off your golf game. So here are three of the best tips that, if adhered to, will help you overcome that slice.

Putting Smart is all about putting in such a way that everything in your setup and stroke helps rather than hinders your ability to make a good putt. Why make putting more difficult than it is? There is no one right way to putt just as there is no one wrong way to putt. However, there are smarter ways to putt.

With over 30 million golfers just in the United States, golf is still one of the fastest growing sports. The biggest challenge with most amateur golfers is that without practice and lessons, it is very likely they will encounter swing problems. A professional teacher can assist in helping you correct golf slice problems.

After two weeks on top of the GolfChannel.com Power Rankings, Phil Mickelson has given way to ...

This eight week challenge is separated into four sections. This week we work on mobility.

Taking time to invest in your fitness regiment for your game is budget friendly and a great return on your investment of time.