Tyrus York

Hit more greens, pile up the birdies like Spieth

Jordan Spieth’s performance was amazing in winning the Hero World Challenge at 26-under. Wouldn’t you enjoy making birdies like that?

Take your short game to the course

SwingFix instructor Tyrus York has some great tips to help you practice your short game so that it translates to better results on the golf course.

Keep those big numbers off your card like Hoffman

Charley Hoffman made nothing worse than bogey in winning at Mayakoba. When was the last time you didn’t have a double on your card?

Get the job done in style out of the sand like Bubba

Bubba Watson’s miraculous sand shot on the 18th hole lifted him to the win at the HSBC Champions. Is your bunker game in need of some work?

Perform under pressure by blocking out distractions

Ryan Moore was clutch under pressure en route to winning the CIMB Classic. How do you fare on the course when the pressure is on?

Take advantage of the par 3s to make more birdies

A pinpoint iron shot on the par-3 17th lifted Robert Streb to victory at the McGladrey. Are you taking advantage of par-3s when you play?

Contact, tempo key to holing long putts like Martin

Ben Martin’s 46-foot bomb for eagle on the 16th hole Sunday propelled him to first PGA Tour win. When was the last time you made a 46-footer?

Play with confidence like Europeans at Ryder Cup

Team Europe put on another dominating Ryder Cup performance, playing with the kind of confidence that you’ll want to develop in your game.

Cool temperatures like the Ryder Cup? Be prepared

It’s a good bet that the best players in the world will face some challenging weather conditions in Scotland this week for the 2014 Ryder Cup.

Learn to roll your rock like red-hot Horschel

Billy Horschel stayed hot by winning The Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup on Sunday, and his work with the flatstick has been key.

Control your shots from thick rough

Billy Horschel won the BMW Championship in part because of his ability to manage the rough. How can you fare better from tall, thick grass?

Convert more birdie chances and lower your scores

Chris Kirk overcame a slow start by using a hot putter to win the Deutsche Bank Championship on Monday. How can you make more birdies?

Follow Mahan’s plan of attack to make more birdies

Hunter Mahan piled up the birdies en route to winning The Barclays on Sunday, and his formula for success is one that you can learn from.

Find the center of the face to improve ball-striking

Camilo Villegas put on a stellar ball-striking display in winning the Wyndham Championship. How can you take your ball-striking up a notch?

Hit pure fairway wood shots like PGA champ McIlroy

Rory McIlroy continues to dominate the world of golf, and in winning the PGA Championship at Valhalla a fairway wood gem on No. 10 was the catalyst.

Read subtle breaks better like those at Valhalla

Redesigned greens at Valhalla will make it tough to read putts for the contestants at the PGA Championship. How can you improve your green-reading skills?

Split the fairway off the tee more often like Clark

Tim Clark was a fairway-finding machine en route to winning the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday. How can you improve your driving accuracy numbers?

Strive to strike the ball like Open champ McIlroy

Rory McIlroy’s ball-striking was exquisite in winning the 2014 British Open. What can you do to strike it better on the course and lower your scores?

Control wedge shots in Open-like wind conditions

When it comes to playing in the type of wind you’ll see at the British Open this week, trajectory with a wedge will be as important as it is with the driver.

Make putting one of the strengths of your game

Angel Cabrera almost always hits it well, but his putting keyed his victory at the Greenbrier Classic. How can you make putting one of your strengths?

Take your game up a notch with better ball-striking

Martin Kaymer put on a ball-striking clinic at Pinehurst No. 2 to win the 2014 U.S. Open. What are some things you can do to hit it better when you play?