In this video, Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional Alex Elliott to talk through the 7 shots every golfers needs, and how to play them. This video covers everything from hitting fairways off the tee, controlling ball flight and getting up and down to save your score. These might not be the flashy shots that every golfer wants to play but they are the ones you'll need to master if you want to get your handicap down.

2014 FedExCup champion Billy Horschel shares some insights on how he uses a cut and draw to work the ball both ways to control his placement.

The odds of the same person making two holes-in-one on the same day are astronomical. 67-million to 1 to be exact.

And while Edgartown Golf Club PGA Professional Corey McAlarney was just trying to lend a helping hand to his members during the 66th Annual Reading Room Golf Tournament, he ended up pulling off the near impossible.

McAlarney was stationed at the Par-3, 157-yard eighth hole during the event and was available to be used for a mulligan should a member be unhappy with their own attempt.

With a light rain falling and wind gusts of 20-25 miles per hour, the hole played upwards of 190 yards and created quite the challenge for the golfers.

In this video, Neil Tappin and Joel Tadman ask how often should you upgrade your driver? This is a question many golfers consider, especially as equipment manufacturers produce new models that promise even performance than the previous generation. How much of a difference do these technical developments make to the performance and if you choose not to invest in a new driver for a few years, what exactly are you giving up on? These are the questions that Neil and Joel look to answer in this video.

The most exciting thing about any Major Championship is the final round on Sunday. From immense cloud coverage to a jam-packed leaderboard, TPC Harding Park was full of exciting moments down the stretch.

One of the most interesting things about Sunday’s leaderboard was the variety of swing differences amongst the top players. Whether it was Matt Wolff’s starting trigger move, Bryson Dechambeau’s need for speed with the driver, Dustin Johnson’s bowed left wrist, or Collin Mirakawa's stellar iron play at age 23.

It leads many to wonder — what made all of these players strong competitors with such different swings? The answer is simple... impact.

No matter what unique differences each top player showed Sunday, they all had a consistent position at impact.