In this edition of Play Smart, we look at a drill Tiger Woods hated doing as a kid, but one he practiced for hours anyway.

Tiger Woods had a warning to those competing at this year’s U.S. Open. “There is no faking about Oakmont,” Woods said in a video he posted on Instagram. “The golf course is big, yes, but it’s just, ...

“If I'd have had my ball this week, I'd have won by five.” Already a three-time winner in 2000, Tiger Woods was maniacally pursuing excellence. Nike’s Kel Devlin, the man behind the golf ...

That moment came 10 holes after Tiger, Kim and Kisner spent several minutes searching for a ball mark, which they later learned was in Kisner's pocket the whole time. As for the golf, it wasn't ...

While Woods was in good spirits during the match, especially during an amusing moment in which a miscommunication led to him hitting wedge from 199 yards out, it was clear afterward that he was still ...

Tiger’s least favorite ball-striking drill. Tiger had incredibly fast hips during the early days of his pro career. This was a great asset for generating power, but it could also cause some ...