In this video we highlight one of the most common rotation errors that ruins power and consistency in the golf swing. We break down what faulty turning looks like, how it affects your club path and ...

The AI crypto market is projected to expand from $3.7 billion in 2024 to $46.9 billion by 2034, highlighting the increasing reliance on AI tools like Grok 4 for trading. Launched in mid-2025, Grok 4 ...

Golf carts are not manufactured to meet the standards of low-speed vehicles (LSVs) and cannot be registered as such in Rhode Island. LSVs must have a certificate of origin, be electric powered, weigh ...

Welcome to GOLF’s 2023 edition of the Best of Everything, where we’re providing you with, well… the best of everything! If you live in a place where buying your own golf cart makes sense, nothing ...

Making a big backswing turn is the basis of every good golf swing. It won’t just increase your power, but it can smooth your tempo, and improve your consistency. So many golfers I see the mistake of ...

The automotive landscape is vast and as such there are a few stereotypes that have emerged. BMW USA decided today to play into one while also delivering an important public service announcement. The ...

SHREVEPORT, La. – The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announces the first of the three projects to install the flashing yellow left turn arrow traffic signals in the northwest ...

The golf ball bug was first found in Star Citizen quite some time ago, and it's never disappeared from the game entirely. The glitch is entirely reproducible, it's been acknowledged by the developers, ...

Tesla thinks you've got better things to do than trigger your turn signals. A new patent application published today details the company's plans for "automated turn signal activation in vehicles" and ...

IRVINE — The light is red, but the path for turning left is clear. Starting with five test intersections, Irvine drivers will no longer have to wait for a traffic signal to turn green to make left ...

Brian Cooley is CNET's Editor at large and has been with the brand since 1995. He currently focuses on electrification of vehicles but also follows the big trends in smart home, digital healthcare, 5G ...