Peter Morrice

A new app and redesigned experience helps make your journey to better golf even easier.

A new video series with Francesco Molinari explains his game transformation.

Our Undercover Lessons series now offers an inside look at a Tiger Woods practice session.

A meeting of the rising star and The Master at Gankas’ driving range outside L.A. proved instructive for both

Tiger Woods gives us a look at some of his biggest idiosyncrasies and routines on the course

We know Tiger Woods had an atypical upbringing. But he offers an inside look at how he practiced at a young age in this video series

You’ve seen this before, and maybe, just maybe, done it yourself. A golfer hits the ball a mile off-line, and then tries to pull off an insane recovery, usually after announcing something like, “Hey, you never know till you try” or “I didn’t come here to pitch out.” Foolish words from someone about to blow up their scorecard. Even Tiger Woods, with his incredible skills, is careful to weigh the risks before taking on a difficult escape, as he discusses in Episode 9 of “My Game: Tiger Woods,” pro…

You have a lot of the same decisions that Tiger Woods faces on the course. Here are his tips on course strategy

Many pros fall in love with their equipment and keep clubs in their bag for years. Tiger Woods explains why he’s the opposite

Tiger Woods’ putting drill works so well: It gives him instant feedback and grooves the feels he wants

Ever wonder what Tiger Woods is thinking before he starts his swing? He takes you inside his process in My Game: Tiger Woods

Warm Memories of Yogi at the Golf Club from Golf Digest

How teenage phenom Lexi Thompson bombs it 270.

Aaron Baddeley’s goal is to get his body to release through impact, keeping his left arm soft to restrict hand action. View a frame-by-frame look at his swing with analysis by Dale Lynch.

Rip it off the tee: A frame-by-frame look at Adam Scott’s swing with analysis by his new swing coach--and brother-in-law--Brad Malone.

Top teachers on copying tour players, teaching the greats and the best tip for amateurs