As you can see in the table, the wet golf ball with a straight ball flight traveled over five yards farther than the dry one (187.5 yds. vs. 182 yds.). This is in part due to the wet ball having ...

We saw it coming a long time ago: DeChambeau has been a huge blip on the national golf radar since winning both the NCAA individual championship and U.S. Amateur in 2015, the fifth player to win ...

When you get to the tee box, it can be tempting to mindlessly tee up your ball and get ready to whack it. However, if you want consistency with the big stick, you’ve got to have a consistent tee ...

Instead, it lands, bounces once, maybe twice, and clumps of mud can start to attach to the sides of the golf ball. Or worse, that mud just splatters all over the ball’s surface.

Want to crush the ball like two-time U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau? Start by following these six keys.