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Golf Digest Instruction Tips

Tips Plus: Robert Karlsson

Sweden's Robert Karlsson offers this advice for putting it close from off the green.

Tips Plus: Mike Shannon (Oct. 2010)

Roll every putt on line: Here's a new method for that most challenging of putts: the big breaker.

Dave Stockton: How To Sink Putts

Putting guru Dave Stockton reveals his secrets on the greens.

5 Keys To Keep Your Game Sharp

My best lessons to help you play better

Tips Plus: Tiger Woods (Oct. 2010)

Chin up for good posture: Many amateurs bury their chins in their chests during setup, which restricts the shoulder turn and weight transfer.

Tips Plus: Matt Kuchar's One-Plane Swing (Oct. 2010)

One-plane vs. two-plane swings: Matt Kuchar has developed a classic, one-plane swing that has made a big difference in his game. We break down the differences between one and two-plane swing methods.

Tips Plus: Hank Haney (Oct. 2010)

Take your hands out: To become a better pitcher, top teacher Hank Haney recommends adding body rotation, limiting your arm swing and keeping your hands passive.

Tips Plus: Don Hurter (Oct. 2010)

Don Hurter, one of Golf Digest's 50 Best Teachers, offers this advice on how to stripe it from a tight lie.

Tips Plus: David Leadbetter (Oct. 2010)

Use a putting-style grip to ensure solid contact on your chip shots.

Tips Plus: Butch Harmon (Oct. 2010)

Bunker shots: How to get it out -- and stop it.