Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal cover everything from tee to green while answering viewer questions.

Martin Hall shares a drill that helped Jack Nicklaus stop the sway, teaches how Phil Mickelson trains his tempo and reveals why Nick Price used a baseball bat as a swing aid.

Martin gives a lesson on the role of the lead wrist in the golf swing; 3 tips to improve your short game; a ball striking secret from 3-time Senior Open champion Bernhard Langer; how your shadow can be used as a swing aid.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal teach how to play links-style golf like an Open Champion. Learn how to handle the wind like 5-time Open Champion Tom Watson, get up-and-down around the green like 3-time Open Champion Gary Player.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal hit the course at The Club at Ibis to teach the shots needed for success on and around the green. Martin also shares short game advice from Jack Nicklaus and Seve Ballesteros.

Blair O'Neal and Martin Hall cover everything from tee to green.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal teach the skills you need to putt for dough. Become a Grade A putter with drills to improve your aim, help your alignment and provide accurate feedback.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal hit the range at The Club at Ibis in West Palm Beach, Fla., to teach you how to strike it pure. Martin also gives a unique lesson on how a toothbrush can improve your wedge play.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal reveal how to handle some of the most difficult lies on the golf course. Martin teaches the keys to playing off side hill lies, reveals what to do when plugged in the greenside bunker, and how to play out of a divot.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal discuss making the transition from the driving range to the course; how to turn around a bad round, and dealing with on-course situations.

Learn the setup and swing keys that help Sergio Garcia crush the driver, a tip to chip it close, and a great putting drill from Jack Nicklaus. Martin also shares insider info on how to dial in your swing like 4-time Masters champion Tiger Woods.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal cover everything from tee to green while answering viewer questions.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal celebrate Arnold Palmer Invitational week by paying tribute to the lasting legacy Mr. Palmer left on golf instruction.

Martin Hall covers everything from tee to green while answering viewer questions.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal help improve your game while answering viewer questions.

Fitness tips to improve one's game.

Lessons for specialty shots such as the flop shot and ripping monster drives.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal teach how numerous Winter Olympic sports can improve your golf game. Learn how downhill skiing, figure skating and hockey can help you hit the ball longer and straighter.

Since it's Super Bowl week, Martin reveals how kicking a football can improve your golf swing. Martin also shares advice from Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Harvey Penick.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal head to PGA Show Demo Day at Orange County National to teach how you can shoot your lowest scores ever. Martin shares drills you can do at home, on the range and on the course.

Martin Hall and Blair O'Neal honor the best players and shots from the year in golf with the 2017 Martini Awards. Learn wedge play skills that helped Justin Thomas capture the PGA Championship; get up-and-down from the bunker like Jordan Spieth; driving tips to split the fairway like Masters champion Sergio Garcia.

Get your game in shape with head pro Michael Breed, one of Golf Magazine's top 100 instructors, who uses a rapid-fire, in-your-face delivery to answer viewers' email questions and to demonstrate ways to correct everything from swing flaws to set-up issues. Breed, the PGA of America's National Teacher of the Year in 2012, also reviews the best and worst shots from the latest tournaments and presents tips on how weekend players can shave strokes off their scores.

Following the trials and tribulations of aspiring golf equipment designers.

Golf Channel delves into the morning talk show circuit with this live, two-hour entry. Gary Williams and Damon Hack lead a cast of co-hosts who talk plenty of golf, of course; broadcasting from the network's Orlando, Fla., headquarters gives them access to a plethora of tour players and personalities as in-studio guests. Former Golf Digest travel editor Matt Ginella and veteran British sports anchor Cara Robinson are among the co-hosts and regular contributors, and Bailey Mosier updates news and reports. In 2013, "Morning Drive," which had a steady ratings increase since its 2011 debut, expanded to a seven-days-a-week schedule.

Golf Channel highlights the USGA's signature annual event, the U.S. Open, as it takes place from some of the country's premier courses. Pre- and post-round coverage includes the day's top stories, interviews with players, features, and in-depth analysis from Golf Channel's roster of hosts, reporters and contributors, including David Feherty.

Golf Channel's flagship news program, the nightly half-hour "Golf Central" presents highlights from the major golf tours and world events, plus reports and features from tournament sites.

As it did with its Arnold Palmer film project "Arnie," Golf Channel pays tribute to another legendary figure in the game: 18-time major champion and World Golf Hall of Famer Jack Nicklaus. Succinctly titled "Jack," the three-part biopic is a product of nearly 100 interviews and hundreds of hours of archived film, blending recollections from Nicklaus, as well as his playing competitors, family members, sports legends, business partners, and childhood friends, along with golf and sports media. It begins with Nicklaus' upbringing and his early golf successes, continues with a look at his many on-course career accolades, and concludes by focusing on his lasting legacy as an ambassador to the sport. Additionally, "Jack" features other "Greats of All-Time" in their respective sport, each weighing in on Nicklaus' impact on the larger sporting landscape, including Wayne Gretzky, Richard Petty, Jerry Rice, Annika Sorenstam and Kelly Slater.

A competition where precision shotmaking meets intense strategy. Nine co-ed teams of two will pair up in head-to-head challenges that will test skill, distance and control.