“Short game extraordinaire Phil Mickelson dropped a long overdue chipping tip last week that could benefit golfers of all abilities.

“Are you this guy that comes up on the tee and you really wanna bust this drive out there, and you get in here, and you think this is such a powerful position, big old wide stance, bent over like you're just gonna really knock the heck outta this?” That’s text on Butch Harmon&rs

“Two of the most famous courses in the world, Augusta National and Pebble Beach, have dropped in GOLF's Top 100 Courses in the World ranking,” writes Josh Berhow and upon further reading I note he writes, “Scotland’s Royal Dornoch jumped five spots to get into the top 10,

“Theories differ as to why flamingos stand on one leg.

"By hovering the clubhead you'll begin to feel the weight of the head. This will help you to start back at a nice, controlled pace.

“So many of us are under the impression that swinging "over the top" is the worst thing that you can do.

"The Law Of The Draw…New research reveals how to hit this shot (you'll be shocked!)"

Sean Foley's revelation at Golf Digest isn't just another one of those try this and see how it works for you tips.

“Eventual victor Cameron Champ fired a 3-under-par 69 on Sunday to claim the Safeway Open title despite not finding a fairway until his 12th hole. During this time, he had four birdies and one bogey to take control of the event.

It’s been suggested that "Anybody on for a game of tennis?" has its origins in typifying a genre of drawing room comedy about the leisured upper class, but it must be said this does not include the wealthy golf superstars who leisurely take many hours to play a round of golf.