Golf Highlights

In this episode, Joe Beck teaches you how to successfully sink that four foot putt, or what Joe calls the circle of friendship

It's not such a long shot to hit like the best. In this professional golf tutorial, Joe Beck sheds light on a difficult drive technique.

In this episode, Joe explains the advantages of the hybrid club and why it makes other clubs obsolete, as well as the right technique to use.

Need help with your short game? Scott Monroe helps shave strokes off your short game with this great Perfect Pendulum Putting Tip.

Learn how to define your target path and follow through properly with the help of this target line drill.

Professional golfer Gary McCord shares some tips on choosing the right golf ball for your game.

Learn how to avoid common mistakes on the golf course, such as lifting or moving the head. See how to break this pattern of mistakes.

Check out this putting tip from GOLF Magazine in 1986 with John Hall. Watch as Top 100 Teacher Tom Stickney demonstrates how to improve your putting consistency. By imagining the putter is split into 2 halves and leading every shot with the upper half, will eliminate the bounce and create smooth even putts every time.

Joe shows off a very unique and helpful shot in this episode of Golf Tips. This low shot, into the wind, keeps the ball low and in control.

Host Joe Beck teaches viewers how to hit a fairway metal, with examples of common mistakes amateurs make and how to correct them

Check out Joe's answer to an uneven lie down a hill. You're gonna want to hit it lower and longer, but you're also gonna want to listen up to Joe's pointers on how to do just that!

Learn what to wear for a golf game so you look and feel as good as your golf swing. Expert: Michael Samaniego.

In this episode, host Joe Beck teaches you how to complete one of the most important shots -- the bump and run -- by reviewing common mistakes players make and how to correct them.

Golf Tips - Host Joe Beck teaches you how to perform the bunker

Learn how to improve your position and check if your club is travelling on the right circle when playing golf on the course.