Mastering the fade and draw shots in golf can add a valuable tool to any golfer's game. Being able to hit different shot shapes can help maneuver around obstacles, position the ball for better approach shots, and take advantage of varying wind conditions.

In this blog post, we provide tips that can be applied by both right and left-handed golfers to help you achieve the desired shot shape. By adjusting your body alignment, ball position, clubhead alignment, and swing path, you can hit fades and draws with confidence and control, and take your golf game to the next level.

Have you ever wondered why PGA Tour golfers have a statistician on their team? It's not just to crunch numbers and provide fancy graphs.

In fact, a statistician can play a crucial role in helping a golfer lower their score and improve their performance on the course.

In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the role of a statistician in golf and how they can help golfers make better decisions, optimize their strategy, and ultimately shoot lower scores.

Golf tournaments are a great way to test your skills, practice efficiently, and meet like-minded people. But with so many options available, it can be overwhelming to choose which ones to sign up for.

In this blog post, we'll break down three levels of competition – hit and giggle, championship events, and stretch tournaments – to help you find the right golf tournaments for your goals. Plus, we'll share tips on how to plan and strategize for a successful tournament season.

Jack Nicklaus utilized an intermediate target. Chances are it will help your golf game too! 

Learn how to use an intermediate target to get aligned correctly every time and try this routine to see if it helps get you setup for success.

Most players set out to the first tee looking to surgically pick apart the golf course like Tiger at Augusta. Yet the game plan (and the score) often unravel by the second tee. 

The journey to becoming an effective scorer does not start on the first tee. It starts with better prep ahead of the round. Here are 5 tips to becoming an effective scorer from the Under Par coaches. 

Golf is hard but tournament golf makes it 10 times harder. To play your best in your next big tournament, utilize these 10 tips.

Good scorers learn the most effective route around a golf course. 

One of the keys to becoming a good scorer is learning how to take advantage of angles on the golf course. Here are three tips to help you become a better scorer that you can put into play immediately.

A good warmup strategy will help you unlock lower scores. Warming up involves preparing your body, your swing and, perhaps most importantly, your mind for the upcoming round. 

If you want to play your best golf on any given day you tee it up, you need to master course management.

Try these 5 simple course management tips from DECADE golf to improve your playing strategy.

If you want to play great in tournaments, you need to approach practice rounds the right way.

Try these 5 strategies to improve your preparation for your next big tournament. 

To take your game to the next level, you need to start tracking your statistics after every round of golf. 

Why? Because you can’t manage what you don’t measure. 

While we train to build confidence that we are going to get up and down from bunkers, it is critical to not be too hard on yourself when you do not. 

Improve your golf mindset by having a look at the PGA Tour stat book.

Simple golf tip - hit more drivers in your next round. Tour players are hitting more drivers these days and you should too. The statisticians have spoken and the days of laying up are over. 

Learn how to utilize a ranger finder to help you lower your golf scores. A key part of your golf strategy occurs during your pre-shot routine. Factor in three different yardages to your calculations on the best shot strategy.