There is nothing worse than slapping it around the golf course. However, it is important to be able to manage your golf game (and your emotions) on your bad days.

Here is our guide to posting a reasonable score when you do not have your best stuff.

Just because you have mastered the art of not-tomahawking-a-golf-club does not mean you have an effective golf post-shot routine.

Here is your guide to building an effective post-shot routine.

What trait has made Tiger Woods a truly legendary player?

His ability to get in the zone and find an extra gear that most players just can’t seem to find. And he’s done it time and time again.

Try these five simple mental game tips to help you improve your golf game with a tougher mental mindset on the golf course.

A golfer has to train his swing on the practice tee and then trust it on the course. Get ready to change how you view yourself on the course and in the game of life.

Improving your golf swing starts with improving your golf mindset. Play better golf by adjusting your mental approach.

"Confidence is the most important single factor in this game, and no matter how great your natural talent, there is only one way to obtain and sustain it: work."

Looking for a simple golf tip? Better golf starts with confidence. You can improve your golf game just by changing your mindset approach.