If you’re like a lot of golfers, you don’t hit all your greens in regulation. Your maintenance stats are probably spotty, too. Odds are you don’t always repair your pitch marks on the putting surface.

Repairing a ball mark on the green is simple, right? It’s something golfers seem to believe they can execute proficiently. But all it takes is a spin around your local course to realize that most ...

As golfers, a small amount of our time and attention can go a long way in helping to maintain high-quality playing conditions on the courses we play. Repairing ball marks on the putting greens is an ...

Aspinall: One of the most important things is you need to be using either a tee or a single-pronged ball mark repair tool to do it properly. You go vertically down into the middle of the deepest part ...

Shanks are one of the most frustrating swing flaws in all of golf. You're inside 50 yards from the green and all you need to ...

We asked people working in the golf industry and other pros what not to do on a golf course. They said leaving ball marks and setting your bag down on the green is bad etiquette. Arriving late for tee ...