Most golf historians will tell you it was Bobby Locke who coined the immortal phrase "drive for show, but putt for dough", and most will...

The game of Joyce Wethered and her battles with Glenna Collett and Cecil Leitch; Elegant power. "I have never played with any golfer,...

The after-effects of the first Ryder Cup in America at the Worcester Country Club in 1927 left a bitter taste in the mouth of the great...

Most of the best players in the world took part in the biennial event-but some of those who came and went left a legendary past behind...

Using art, photography, and animation this article documents the story of Thomas Kincaid and his contribution to the golf swings of the...

How it all began and more. Art, photography, and film combine in a set of articles about the Ryder Cup. Here is the first. The formation...

1949 1 Bobby Locke -5 2 Harry Bradshaw -5 3 Roberto De Vicenzo -3 4 Sam King -2 5 Charlie Ward -2 6 Max Faulkner -1 The incident. On the...

Perfect swing mechanics. A film taken by Irv Schloss in 1965: Few swings have survived the "old school" jibe better than Sam Snead....

A small collection of films that cover the game of the late great Payne Stewart. The swing Wide, flowing, natural, balanced, centered....

“All grown-ups were once children... but only a few of them remember it.”― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, (nee Torluemke; born February 18,...

Eamon Darcy- Born 7 August 1952 A swing for the anti-lesson brigade. When former famous Tour Star Miller Barber was asked why he did not...

Before their time 2. Born 20 May 1904 – Died 6 August 1979 In addition to being a popular and confident character who featured in two...

100 years before the cell phone - swing studies of champion women from between the wars. Marion Hollins Simone De La Chaume (later...

The second in a series that brings the swings of the great players of the past to life. "The best player who never won a championship."...

Swings of the distant past. Bringing young Tommy`s swing to life. 120x160cm"The First Superstar"-Acrylic on canvas painting from 2015....

Junius Joseph "Jay" Hebert (February 14, 1923 – May 25, 1997) Winner of seven PGA Tour events including the 1960 PGA Championship. Jay...

The first of three articles is about the men who specialized in entertaining the crowds with their uniquely trained skills. Paul Hahn-...

Fifty years ago two prominent teachers, Irv Schloss and Don Fischessor joined together and produced a wonderful series on the golf swing....

A game and swing built on rhythm and tempo. One of Europe's greatest players of the early seventies. In a small elite group of Ryder Cup...

It may have only lasted 2 minutes and 45 seconds but the stunning dancing scene performed by the brilliant Fred Astaire in 1938 is now...

Weathering the choppy sea-but land was in sight. Continuing the swing change process that had been started in 1985 With the first year...

Two award-winning teachers got together and made a short film that set out to simplify the swing into as few words as possible. Text from...

Joining art, film, and photography to describe the Golf swing. Please remember that all material is under copyright rules and can only...

The first of a short series whereby I travel with Nick Faldo through some of his early golfing life and take it to the last years of his...