Tips

As anyone who has ever picked up a club will know, golf is one of the toughest sports you can play. Of course, this also makes it one of the most rewarding and explains why so many of us get addicted. There is no hiding however from the fact that to get more from the game, you need to devote time to it in practice. The tips section of the Golf Monthly website is packed full of the best advice in the game. From driving it longer and straighter to developing a deft touch around the greens, we have every aspect of the game covered. We also have a library of video tips from the Golf Monthly Top 25 coaches to bring you the best possible advice. Let our tips section become your guide to better golf this year!

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6 Things all great putters do

6 Things All Great Putters Do 1 Consistency at address Every good putter stands to the ball in the same way, every single time. This is because a good putting stroke needs to repeat and as with the long game, the foundations are established at address. Set your feet shoulder…

Tips and tricks for winter golf

1 Be Prepared If you are serious about playing good golf this winter, you need to prepare properly. A good, modern, well-fitted waterproof suit will have all the crucial modern technology to keep you dry in the rain. A good lightweight design will also enable you to make your normal…

golf strategy tips and tricks

There is far more to building a good strategy than meets the eye. Clive Tucker, coach to Graeme McDowell and David Howell offers some fascinating  golf strategy tips and tricks to help you shoot lower scores in the easiest way possible. 1 Carry & Run “I hit my 7-iron 150…

Jordan Spieth's incredible putting technique

If you are looking for a textbook illustration for how to stand to a golf ball with a putter in your hand, Jordan Spieth is your man. This is the cornerstone of Jordan Spieth’s incredible putting technique. He is perfectly square with his feet alignment matching his clubface. The ball…