A super slow mo swing of Rose Zhang from our cover shoot with her last year. Notice how long she keeps her *right* arm straight and extended during her backswing. Helps her make a big stretch, big turn.

A high draw from 2024 Masters and U.S. Open low amateur Neil Shipley. Asked him what he likes most about his own golf swing: “I think I use the ground well. I get to my left side really well. That’s always been a strength of mine. My arms get a hair more steep than most guys in

Holy Hell, 195 ball speed from Roger Steele on the opening tee shot

A reminder that these guys are good. 👀 LKD breaks down Ludvig Aberg's bunker distance control drill. (📹: Hans Larsson)

Tommy Fleetwood's golf swing drill keeps getting more difficult. Impossible to throw arms out to the right. Have to track them more left, and around. Just looking at it makes me claustrophobic 😅

This is so awesome. Young Spieth, Scheffler, Zalatoris at the top of the backswing.

Fun picture of Nico Echavarria post impact. ‘Keep your head down’ Hall of Famer.

The curiosities of PGA Tour statistics: Avg. swing speed is UP nearly 1 mph vs. 2023 (HUGE) Avg. ball speed is UP nearly 1 mph vs. 2023 But avg. driving distance (measured holes) is DOWN 0.1 yds. Also, avg. driving distance (all drives) is only up 0.7 yds vs. 2023.

Look at the way Scottie checks his grip here before hitting one (!) range ball. Eyes go from grip, to clubface, back to grip, back to clubface. Total focus.

Great video on the legendary Calvin Peete and how he became one of the straightest drivers of all time. It still blows my mind that he only hit 1 ball out of bounds in over 1200 rounds on the PGA Tour. Golf Digest

In the latest episode of the Golf IQ podcast, we talk about a phrase that some of the best players on the planet use. LKD with more: glfdig.st/TiiA50TfVKy

Russell Henley, 1st and 9th in Driving Accuracy the past two seasons. I can’t fully explain it, but I always think there’s something so free about the way his torso and head turn through the ball. It’s a very smooth motion.

Whenever I play a lot without practicing I start flinging my arms more and more out to the right. It’s super annoying. Stick is there to force me to bring them back around to my left.