An excellent drill, however, is a slow-motion swing. Swinging slowly allows the player to feel and see what the body and club are doing during the swing. It’s beneficial when learning something new.

When it comes to making swing changes or working on your golf swing, there’s no surefire recipe for quick improvement. But one thing you can do to accelerate the process, ironically, is to slow things ...

In a slow-motion video shown Saturday, CBS analyst Frank Nobilo said Wolff is just trying to take the club back in the air during his backswing. “That’s all he does. Nice and high,” he says ...

Last week, Paige Spiranac went viral on the Fourth of July for sharing a slow-motion video of her golf swing. It gained so much traction that even her biggest rivals are making similar content.

Whenever Peter Kostis starts his swing analysis using the Konica Minolta BizHub Swing Vision Camera (full name, of course) on a golf telecast, you know it's about to go down. Lines get drawn on ...

After several years on the scene, Paige Spiranac remains the top golf social media influencer in the game. Spiranac has a penchant for going viral, and her slow-motion swing videos are a ...

Paige Spiranac recently shared a lesser-seen video of herself on X. It captures the former professional golfer, who is now a social media influencer, doing slow-motion swings.

This slow-motion drill you can do at home, and it takes much practice and many repetitions, but the time you spend at it will pay off on the golf course. This all-purpose drill is good for ...