In golf, a lack of hip mobility and strength can lead to swaying or sliding. Lateral movement of the body to and from the target isn't necessarily awful.

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. Hip turn is a crucial component for generating power in your golf swing. If ...

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Dana Dahlquist shares a hip rotation tip for players to start generating more power through the downswing.

Tim Axtell, physical therapist at MyMichigan Health, explains how thoracic and hip mobility is important to the golf swing ...

Rory McIlroy explains one common fault that most amateurs lack in their game. Here's his quick and easy drill to fix it.

Stiff shoulder and hip joints, for example, can limit some traditional swing movements, but the good news is there are a few adjustments you can make to still be an efficient ball-striker.

PGA Coach Thor Parrish has a trio of exercises to try in order to power up your lower body, the engine of the golf swing.

Hip turn is a crucial component for generating power in your golf swing. If you are limited in your turn to the top, it becomes much more difficult to get the length necessary to generate clubhead ...