Golf

Golf balls have gone through radical changes to improve spin, reduce drag, and help the ball travel farther.

Wind, rain, temperature, and air pressure can all affect a golfer's ability to make his or her next shot.

Martin Hall demonstrates how to start small with a mini swing.

The brief collision between the club face and the ball produces friction, which unleashes spin.

Stanford Women’ golf coach Anne Walker on how important it is for recruits to speak for themselves when meeting college coaches.

The first step to a good golf swing is a good grip. Watch as Martin Hall teaches the proper golf club grip.

Agronomy is used to maintain turfgrass and create ideal environments for golf.

Science, technology, engineering, and math go into the setup of a golf course.

Unlike most sports, in the game of golf the player with the lowest score wins, and negative numbers can indicate a well-played game.

The physics concepts of torque, centripetal force, and double pendulum effect help with powerful drives.

Morning Drive hosts talk about their favorite memories playing junior golf

Join Supercross stars Hunter and Jett Lawrence as they take competition to the golf course.