Forty years ago Johnny Miller came from six shots back to win the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont. His final-round 63 is still the lowest final round ever shot to win a major. Here are the seven keys that helped Miller make history.

A little-known fact is that most PGA Tour professionals have 50 to 100 percent more flexibility in their upper body than the average person on the street. Where do you stand? And how can you improve?

If you have difficulty advancing the ball from the rough, you may be swinging too much around your body. Here's how to escape the tall grass every time.

In the past you could win by being either very long or very accurate, but today you need to be both, says Graeme McDowell. Learn McDowell's swing keys that will help you drive without fear on every hole.

What's the ruling when a dog runs away with your ball? Rules Guy has the answer!

The recently-inducted Hall-of-Famer was arguably a living legend. And the WGHoF should do the right thing by creating a new award category, named after the man himself.

Although the USGA isn't saying anything on their web site, word is that they've made their decision.

The two-time major champion is changing managers almost as fast as Kim Kardashian changes boyfriends.

Do you have an established warm-up routine?

I've shared my putting woes with you here, so now I want to share some new insight into that part of the game that I have just gained.

Golf Digest, the USGA and the PGA of America team up on a crusade that says a little golf is better than none at all.

The recent spat between Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods says a lot about the two players' respective careers.

Exclusive images from Senior Staff photographer J.D. Cuban at TPC Sawgrass

Mr. Style's weekly look at what people are wearing on and off the golf course takes us to TPC Sawgrass for The Players Championship.

Recounting shots that found the drink at inopportune moments