Marino's Golf

Focus on two points. First, aim the putterface precisely. After reading the break, make every putt a straight putt by looking only at the...

Sure, sometimes you need a high shot, but consider a lower pitch that releases and rolls for more precision. The pros play the ball in...

When it comes down to it, the problem for most golfers in greenside bunkers is simply fear. Focus on one thought: Hit the sand, and...

If the ball is too far ahead, your shoulders tend to move open to the target, which leads to an out-to-in swing and a slice. And if...

You’ll catch it flush and hit a little fade.

Here’s what you do wrong on breaking putts: You might read the right amount of break, but when you get over the ball, you look at the...

When you feel pressure on tee shots, you’ll tend to swing out of sync. You might be too fast off the ball, or yank the club down from the...

How to keep your rhythm when the pressure’s on All golfers have certain tee shots that really get their nerves jumping. That extra...

Don’t be afraid to hit down.

First, aim the putterface precisely. After you read the break, make every putt a straight putt by looking only at the starting line....

Keep it low, like the pros do, to eliminate disaster shots In these photos, you can see the differences between the low pitch (top) and...

To find your ideal tempo, tee a ball and set up to it with your 5-iron. Raise the clubhead over the ball and swing it a few feet toward...

Reverse weight shift The most common problem we see is the dreaded reverse weight shift, which causes a tremendous loss of power. This is...

Problem: With the clubhead swinging out to in and the face closing, you risk hitting off the hosel. What is it about the shank that makes...