Your lower body muscles are the engine of your golf swing and can help you generate more speed and distance efficiently. PGA ...

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Back in 1981, former U.S. Open winner Johnny Miller joined GOLF Magazine and shared some of his best tips for keeping his ...

Note the space between his legs and what you can see in the distance ... training in the gym to boost that aspect of their golf swing."Many golfers are missing out on the benefits of frontal ...

Sliding in the downswing can cause heel strikes and thin shots, but you can learn to play with it. Mark Blackburn explains.

Lie on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the ground. Raise your hips towards the ceiling, squeezing your ...

That's how they all swing a golf club. It looks like we're doing a lot with our hands and arms, but we're not. Your biggest muscles, like your core and legs, are going to move the most consistently.

Viral footage shows Donald Trump limping at a golf course, fueling speculation about his health. Experts weigh in on possible causes.

Add some major power to your golf swing with this workout to hit a 400 ... they’re able to keep their legs mostly still as their upper body rotates backwards and forwards. If you do some reach ...