Most of our golf swing practice is going to be done at home: In our garage, or yard, or in front of whatever mirror we can find. But can that actually help? The answer is yes—more than you think.

An excellent drill, however, is a slow-motion swing. Swinging slowly allows the player to feel and see what the body and club are doing during the swing. It’s beneficial when learning something new.

In this video segment, Brad Brewer shows you a drill that the great Ben Hogan used, and it’s an excellent way for you to feel what’s going on during your swing and ingrain any changes you might be ...

After several years on the scene, Paige Spiranac remains the top golf social media influencer in the game. Spiranac has a penchant for going viral, and her slow-motion swing videos are a ...

PAIGE SPIRANAC left fans speechless as she took a slow-motion shot while wearing a revealing outfit. The golf beauty demonstrated her swing with a cheeky video on social media. Paige is one of the … ...

Charis, who has 3.5 million Instagram followers, constantly posts golf content on the platform. She regularly shares slow-motion videos of her driving the ball. While the focus is supposed to be ...