This starts his golf swing. He moves his arms back, keeping the clubhead outside his hands. He raises his club upward, reaching a point to where you could almost draw a straight line from the ...

Whenever Peter Kostis starts his swing analysis using the Konica Minolta BizHub Swing Vision Camera (full name, of course) on a golf telecast, you know it's about to go down. Lines get drawn on ...

When it comes to making swing changes or working on your golf swing, there’s no surefire recipe for quick improvement. But one thing you can do to accelerate the process, ironically, is to slow things ...

Last week, Paige Spiranac went viral on the Fourth of July for sharing a slow-motion video of her golf swing. It gained so much traction that even her biggest rivals are making similar content.

In today's edition of Play Smart, GOLF Teacher to Watch Teacher James Hong shows us three ways to use alignment sticks when ...

Use the slowest slow motion setting you have on your video camera or smart phone (120 frames per second and up). Most golf swings happen ... they do it from down-the-line, which is positioning ...

It's easy to get caught up in a complicated golf swing. Sometimes you find yourself standing over a golf ball with a bunch of ...

Bring the club down in extreme slow-motion about one third of the way toward the ball. Then stop a moment and hold it and feel it. Now start from your holding position and do it again -- swing ...

To understand this move, practice it in slow motion. Start the downswing by ... several yards in front of you on your target line. As you swing down—well before impact—rotate your head to ...