Peter Morrice

Nick Watney has the prototype modern swing for a big, strong young man. See a frame-by-frame look at his swing with analysis by Butch Harmon.

Golf Digest’s exclusive ranking of the best instructors in America as ranked by their peers.

Golf Digest brings you a game-improvement plan that will get you playing your best in less than two weeks. You’ll find tips and drills—36 in all—that target every part of your game in easy-to-apply video lessons.

How to steal yards from the pros (without swinging harder)

Imagine getting more distance -- with the power you already have. Our video series will teach you how.

In the opening episode of “My Game: Tiger Woods,” the 15-time major champion reveals the secrets to his practice routines

You’ve seen this before, and maybe, just maybe, done it yourself. A golfer hits the ball a mile off-line, and then tries to pull off an insane recovery, usually after announcing something like, “Hey, you never know till you try” or “I didn’t come here to pitch out.” Foolish words from someone about to blow up their scorecard. Even Tiger Woods, with his incredible skills, is careful to weigh the risks before taking on a difficult escape, as he discusses in Episode 9 of “My Game: Tiger Woods,” pro…

Tiger Woods gives us a look at some of his biggest idiosyncrasies and routines on the course

A meeting of the rising star and The Master at Gankas’ driving range outside L.A. proved instructive for both

A new video series with Francesco Molinari explains his game transformation.

If you’ve watched any golf on TV in the past 20 years, you probably have a picture in your mind of some ridiculous shot that Tiger Woods pulled off. Maybe it’s a shot he hits all the time, like his 3-iron stinger off the tee, or a singular feat, like the chip-in on 16 at the 2005 Masters. Tiger has busted the game’s highlight reels, but how he hits those shots has remained mostly a mystery. Now, in one video series, he shares his best advice on shotmaking, and it’s available to you—for free. In…

A new app and redesigned experience helps make your journey to better golf even easier.

These vintage golf photos will help explain why Leonard Kamlser, who passed away this week at age 85, was the inaugural winner of the PGA of America Lifetime Achievement Award in Photojournalism

Golf Digest Certification allows aspiring teachers to learn from the best.

Butch Harmon assesses Rickie Fowler’s 2023 U.S. Open performance

Sports fans love a good debate on who’s the greatest of all-time. Is it Jack or Tiger? LeBron or Jordan? Federer or Djokovic? But when it comes to evaluating golf instructors—a small but highly influential niche in our game—there is no debate. Butch Harmon has coached more tour players to more wins, more major championships and more World No. 1 rankings than any other teacher ever. And it’s not even close. Twenty-two years ago, Harmon was voted No. 1 by his peers on Golf Digest’s 50 Best Teacher…

Editor’s note: Starting in 2001, Butch Harmon was voted by his peers No. 1 on Golf Digest’s 50 Best Teachers in America for more than two decades. In a sport obsessed with records, it’s hard to imagine that one ever being broken. Harmon’s historic run as a coach, from Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros to Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler, proves his enduring influence. Now, we’ve created a new recognition—The Legends of Golf Instruction—to honor Harmon and 20 othe…

Oh, how to discuss khakis and not sound old as dirt or say something that my teenage boys would pray never slips out around their friends? Truth is, I’m OK with my past, present and future with khakis. I’ve worn them proudly—obliviously, really since I stopped inheriting my older brothers’ pull-on jeans. I have a few thoughts about my khaki crush. First, is khaki a fabric or a color—or even a style? Like tangerine or butterscotch (oh, man, I’m getting old with that one), I suppose it’s a color a…

Forgive us the easy layup question we asked Stephen Curry on our shoot with him back in January for the June cover of Golf Digest. “Is there anybody in the NBA who can beat you in golf?” “Negative. No chance,” Curry said. “I’m taking those bets all day long.” So let’s accept that as a given: Curry is the best golfer in one of the leading professional sports that isn’t golf. But how close is that to the guys who play for a living? How do the mechanics of Curry’s swing compare with the best moves…

“I’d say it’s over half of the guys out here [on the PGA Tour] who do some sort of tobacco or nicotine pouch."