Traditionally when we think of long drivers on the PGA tour, we always think of the high, heavily drawing ball flight that has been whipped through with an inside out path with a heavily rotating face to maximize distance. Most people think that the fade bias guys on the tour tend to be the slightly … Read more

The bunker is often one of the most feared places to miss a green for the average golfer, yet when we look at professionals they make it look like a walk in the park. So why is it that the same hazard provides two very different levels of difficulty and fear for each player. Skill … Read more

After his recent victory at the British Masters at Woburn Golf Club, Matt Fitzpatrick is beginning to show the talent that led him to victory in the US Amateur Championship. At 5ft 9 and only 65kg, most would assume that he would struggle for power and distance, however as he averages 287 yards from the … Read more

Rory McIlroy is without doubt one of the greatest Driver’s of the golf ball in recent years and has constantly used this to his advantage to bring golf courses to their knees. When we look at Rory’s build he would not be your traditional long levered powerhouse like Dustin Johnson or Brooks Koepka, but Rory … Read more

After his standout 2015 campaign; 5 PGA Tour wins (1 Major) and his recent wins at the ’16 Arnold Palmer Invitational and WGC-Dell Match Play, Jason Day has most certainly solidified his place among the golfing elite. Day’s has epitomised the phrase “if it first you don’t succeed, try and try again”, as he has … Read more

Dustin Johnson is without doubt one of the most athletic and powerful players in the world today. Dustin ranks number one in driving distance on the PGA Tour averaging 319 yards, eight yards longer than his nearest rival Jason Day. Despite knowing these facts and figures about Dustin I simply could not comprehend how long … Read more

As the dust settles over St Andrews after a fantastic British Open, it also concludes yet another solid performance by young Rickie Fowler. Although not in contention for this major it is still amazing to look at the improvement Rickie has made in the last two years since he began to work with Butch Harmon. … Read more

Zach Johnson recently claimed his second major, the Claret Jug and the title “Champion golfer of the year” with an impressive playoff victory over Louis Oosthuizen and Mark Leishman this week at the British Open. However Zach’s swing would generally be one of the lesser talked about movements in golf despite its consistency and accuracy. … Read more

As The Open approached and Tiger completed one of his best performances in years shooting 7 under at the Greenbrier classic on the PGA tour, hope began to rise in everyone who experienced the era of Tiger Woods. St Andrews has always been a stomping ground for Tiger, a place that brings back fond memories … Read more

Golf is currently entering an exciting stage in its long history, we are emerging from the Tiger era and entering the era of the young guns. The baton has well and truly been passed on and it is easy to see who the new guard is when we look at the top of the world … Read more

The humble, prodigious kid from Texas is in rarefied air at the moment in the world of golf. Late Sunday afternoon at Chambers Bay in Wisconsin Jordan Spieth joined an illustrious list. Craig Wood, Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and now Jordan Spieth are the only players in the history of golf … Read more

Between Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy, current world ranking number 1 and 2 respectively, who is a better player? Despite their dominance in the modern era, they take two very different approaches to how the game is played. When Rory is at his best he wins with power, athleticism and an all out aggressiveness with a lack … Read more