In this video, we’re going to show you how to warm up for golf in HALF the time – using just 3 simple steps! If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to warm up for golf, then this…
One of the most frequently overlooked ingredients to hitting quality golf shots is center-face contact. The location on the face of the club where you contact the golf ball is critically important. Yes, today’s golf clubs are much more forgiving…
On just about any golf course you play, your best opportunities to make birdies are going to come on par-5 holes. Even if you can’t reach the greens of par-5s in two shots, statistics show that just getting close to…
Golf is a game of misses. Yes, you might hit a handful of shots that feel perfect and come off just as you envisioned, but the vast majority of shots are going to be off – sometimes just a little,…
Have you ever found yourself in a fairway bunker and weren’t quite sure what to do next? Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose provides us with some tips on how to properly approach a fairway bunker shot in terms of club…
We’ve all been there – short-sided in a high-faced green side bunker. The key to success on this shot? A high shot that lands softly on the green. Is this a shot you struggle with? Have no fear! With the…
Sometimes, the shorter the putt, the smaller the hole looks. But with this drill from Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose, you can sink more putts and improve your confidence from 5 feet and in. For more tips from Trillium Rose…
Do you struggle with releasing the golf club too early on your downswing? This action, commonly known as “casting” can lead to a loss of power, speed and consistency. Luckily, Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose has a simple and easy…
As Titleist staff instructor Trillium Rose notes in the video above, you can’t play consistent golf if you don’t have sound grip and setup fundamentals. Developing a reliable, repeatable routine for placing your hands on the club and establishing good…
Golf instructors speak a lot about building an efficient swing. What they’re trying to do is to build a simple swing without a lot of compensating movements, because a machine with less moving parts can produce a repeatable motion much…