GOLF Top 100 Teacher Christopher Smith runs retreats in Los Cabos that combine ayahuasca ceremonies, golf instruction and work on players’ psychological barriers.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel explains how to choose the right club and make the swing needed to escape a deep greenside bunker.

The putter is not the only option from just off the green. Sarah Stone explains when a 7-iron or hybrid may be the better choice.

A longer bunker shot does not always require a high, soft trajectory: try a lower-lofted wedge and a pitch-like motion.

At renovated Medinah Country Club, tee-shot strategy will be about more than simply finding the fairway. Knowing your carry distance, dispersion and biggest hazards can help every golfer make better decisions.

Tour coach Stephen Sweeney identified two setup flaws: incorrect eye alignment and a putter face aimed to the right of the hole.

David Armitage recommends two drills to help golfers control the low point of the swing and play bunker shots with greater confidence.

A simple ramp drill can help golfers feel a downward strike and forward shaft lean, producing lower, more controlled wedge shots.