And this time Smith used his putter—and every other club in his bag. Let's just say, the guy is still a short-game wizard.

Anytime you’re looking for quick confidence around the greens, I suggest going down in loft to a 52-degree or a pitching wedge, staying about two-to-four yards off the green in the fringe. The lower ...

Rory McIlroy’s short game has long been respected across the PGA Tour, and when he offers advice on how to play around the ...

Tiger Woods and Fred Couples are two of the PGA Tour’s most experienced and best players of the last few decades, and when ...

Welcome to Shaving Strokes, a new GOLF.com series in which we’re sharing improvements, learnings and takeaways from amateur golfers just like you — including some of the speed bumps and challenges ...

Unlike tour pros, we don't have the benefit of knowing how many strokes we’re gaining or losing around the green compared to other golfers with similar handicaps. But here’s a good general rule: If ...

As I reflect back on my two wonderful days at Augusta National, slicing away the vale of emotion that covers much of reality, I am more and more impressed by the challenges of some of the finest ...