Golf advice for the second half of your game.
Plain, practical help for golfers over 50. How to play with a sore back or a new knee, get some distance back, and pick gear that suits the swing you have now.
The back nine
Pick the part of your game you want to work on.
Back painSwing changes and warm-ups that keep a sore back in the game.1 articleNew hips and kneesGetting back on the course after a joint replacement.FlexibilityTurning less and still hitting it solid.Getting distance backWhere the lost yards went and which ones you can recover.Short gameChipping and pitching that saves the most strokes.PuttingSteady strokes and better reads on the greens.Clubs and gearEquipment built for slower swing speeds.Golf fitnessStrength and mobility work that pays off on the course.Playing smarterCourse management, tees and pace for a better round.
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See all articlesHow to keep playing golf with a bad back
Small changes to your warm-up, setup and swing that take pressure off a sore lower back without giving up the game.