Golf is a lifetime sport, and it should be. But the activities we do and the positions we put our bodies into for an extended period of time at work or at school leave us susceptible to some nagging injuries that can pop-up out on the golf course or at the driving range. There are things we do in

One of the benefits of attending the Golf Academy of America is that the school has a great reputation in the golf industry. It’s also extraordinarily well-connected, and it’s not uncommon for GAA instructors to invite industry professionals to speak to different classes on various issues. For example, Todd Sones, who was recently named one of Golf Digest‘s

Even those who aren’t golf equipment fanatics will admit that it’s an incredibly vibrant industry-within-an-industry. Each week, there seems to be new woods, wedges, putters, or irons coming out of Carlsbad, California, Phoenix, Arizona, and everywhere steel, titanium and tungsten are cast and forged. The Golf Academy of America tries to stay on top of all the cutting-edge equipment,

The R&A and the United States Golf Association today announced the publication of the 2016 edition of the Rules of Golf that takes effect on Jan. 1, 2016. The new Rules book is the culmination of the normal four-year review cycle and is a collaborative work by The R&A and the USGA that applies worldwide to