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Golf tips are abundant in the sport, with countless ways to improve one’s game. In this article, GOLF staffers share their top advice for success on the course in 2024. From hip movement to grip, warmup routines, and mental mindset, these tips cover a wide range of aspects of the game. Each staffer offers a unique perspective and personal experience, making their advice valuable and practical for golfers of all skill levels. Josh Sens recommends imagining your hip as a door on a hinge, emphasizing the movement and rotation in your swing to improve ball-striking. Nick Piastowski discusses the importance…
The 2024 golf season was filled with standout performances, with players like Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffle, Nelly Korda, and Lydia Ko dominating the headlines. However, there were several other players who had fantastic seasons that were overshadowed by the more celebrated efforts. Rory McIlroy had a successful year, winning four times and adding a sixth Race To Dubai title. Collin Morikawa quietly worked his way up to fourth in the world rankings with consistent play and several top-five finishes. Tyrrell Hatton also had a great season, collecting a win in his first season on the LIV Tour and finishing in…
Progress in the U.S. Golf National Development Program is gaining momentum and still in its infancy
The U.S. National Development Program (USNDP) created by the United States Golf Association (USGA) in 2023 is the country’s first unified pathway to nurture the potential of America’s top junior golf players. The program, led by managing director Heather Daly-Donofrio, aims to identify, train, develop, fund, and support promising junior players, regardless of cultural, geographical, or financial background. The USNDP includes three national teams at the junior, amateur, and young professional levels, as well as a grant program to assist junior golfers with cost barriers. The ultimate goal is to develop athletes who thrive in the sport. Through extensive research…
Up-and-coming golfer Max Greyserman opens up about his struggle with almost giving up the sport
PGA Tour rookie Max Greyserman had a standout debut season in 2024, ranking 37th in the Official World Golf Ranking and positioning himself to potentially compete at Augusta. However, just two years prior, Greyserman’s career was in jeopardy due to a wrist injury that required surgery in 2022. In a recent appearance on GOLF’s Supbar podcast, Greyserman shared how close he came to walking away from professional golf and exploring other career paths, such as real estate or finance in New York City. Ultimately, the surgery gave him perspective and reignited his passion for the game, leading to a successful…
Golf enthusiast Nick Piastowski shares his personal experience of pushing himself too hard while on vacation, resulting in a severe back injury. He emphasizes the importance of listening to your body and avoiding overindulgence to prevent such injuries. After a period of recovery and rehabilitation, he is back to running and golfing, with a newfound perspective and appreciation for his health. Piastowski shares his 24 holiday wishes for various golf personalities, including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Bryson DeChambeau, Charley Hull, Nelly Korda, Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson, and more. These wishes range from career successes like major wins to…
In 2024, Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson continued to dominate the world of golf. GOLF.com’s video crew had a successful year, launching new shows featuring top pro golfers, providing behind-the-scenes coverage at major championships, and showcasing the unique aspects of the game. From stretching routines with Phil Mickelson to ice cream preferences of players like Max Homa and Nelly Korda, GOLF.com’s videos covered a wide range of topics and featured some of the biggest names in the sport. One of the most-watched videos of the year was “Warming Up with Dylan Dethier,” where Phil Mickelson shared insights into his pre-round…
When it comes to the average handicap index of golfers in the United States, some surprising states rise to the top. While California and Florida may dominate in terms of the number of top courses, the playing ability of golfers in these states tells a different story. According to the USGA, Mississippi takes the crown with an average index of 10.7, closely followed by Arkansas. In contrast, California comes in 40th on the list with an average index of 15.2, while Florida ranks even lower at 46th with an average index of 16.2. Alaska holds the last place with an…
The 2024 golf season has come to an end with many exciting moments, tournaments, and upsets. As we look ahead to 2025, there are high expectations for the upcoming season, which promises to be another action-packed year. With four men’s and five women’s Majors, a Ryder Cup, and a potential PGA Tour/PIF deal on the horizon, golf fans have a lot to look forward to. Five Golf Monthly writers have shared their predictions for the 2025 season, covering a wide range of potential outcomes. From new-time winners to established players continuing their dominance, there are plenty of possibilities for what…
