General Golf Tips

Breaking 90 is one of the most sought-after major milestones for golfers. It can be a status symbol for many, and an indication of how much time and effort you’ve put into the game. Furthermore, breaking 90 consistently means that you are an experienced golfer, dedicated to rating your rounds and improving your game. But … Read more

The game of golf is considered the gentlemen’s game and, as such, a volume of rules and regulations that govern the game’s etiquette on the course, during, and after the game. Pro golfers remove their hats to shake hands as a sign of respect to their playing partners or opponents and to show humility and … Read more

We all know that golf isn’t the easiest of games. No matter how good you are at the game, there come a few times when things aren’t going your way, which leads to frustration and anger issues. This might drive you to wonder “how do i stop being frustrated in golf?” In today’s article, we’ll … Read more

Golf is a game that demands practice and training to improve, as with most other sports. However, the complexity of the game makes practicing it properly that much more challenging. It would help if you practiced as often as possible, but as with golf, nothing is simple. As a golfer, you should practice as often … Read more

Hitting your ball in the rough sucks, but then it is designed to trap golf balls that are hit offline and punish that mistake. For most amateur golfers, hitting their ball in the rough usually means a dropped shot or two, depending on how rough the rough is. You may not tee up the ball … Read more

In today’s article, we’ll answer the popular question “can you bring your own golf balls to a driving range?” Usually not.  Although sneaking a couple of your own in during a warm up or practice session is fine. Like any sport in the world, you need to practice golf in order to improve your performance … Read more

Going to the driving range and hitting range golf balls is vastly different from hitting balls on the golf course and mostly because the range ball itself is made differently compared to your regular golf balls. Are driving range balls bad for your clubs? No, range balls should not damage your clubs as they are … Read more

Golf is a sport that attracts all kinds of different people. However, sometimes those people don’t include your closest friends. Whether it be for financial reasons or simply a lack of interest, you might be left to your own company on the golf course. This leaves many people wondering if they can – or should … Read more

Whether you’re a PGA veteran or greener than the course, you’ve had moments of frustration that make you want to chuck all your clubs into the nearest landfill. But what happens when the urge to quit becomes less of a temporary mood and more of a tempting option? Even legendary pro golfers like Anthony Kim … Read more

Tiger Woods is easily one of the most recognized names in sports. He has won 14 professional golf tournaments, he was ranked number 1 for six years consecutively, and he is 1st on the all-time career money winners list collecting over 100+ million dollars since 1996. So it’s not surprising that many people aspire to … Read more