There is a strong social emphasis on “Buy It For Life” (BIFL) items. This refers to high-quality equipment or items that you only need to buy once for your whole life. At face value, the golf industry does not seem to lend itself to single lifelong purchases. Technology is ever increasing and most equipment is… Continue reading →
Golf is an excellent group activity. Depending on the size of the group, golf can either be a small group of friends or a multi-day tournament. Golf events can celebrate birthdays, raise money for charities, or simply be a work bonding activity. However, if you find yourself planning a golf event, you probably want to… Continue reading →
When it comes to bettering your golf game, learning as effectively as possible is important to make progress quickly. And when it comes to learning WELL, here are 3 tips to increase your learning!
Your brain is changing all the time. This means you are changing also. When you take in new information the brain changes by making new brain cell connections.
When you see players on tour, there are definitely many different swing shapes, and while there can be a lot of variety in the shape of golfer’s swings, once a golfer has their swing down it MUST be the same each time.
Golf is a classic game with tons of traditions that have been built up over the years and, as a result, one of the things that is the most developed is the etiquette, both spoken and unspoken, that golfers follow.
One of the things that trips up so many golfers with their irons is where to place the ball in their stance to hit straight shots consistently.
This drill is used to help you perfect your chipping technique and hit the ball straight and up every time by keeping the clubface at the correct angle and hitting it straight and up in the air toward your target.
Let’s talk about the full golf swing and 4 things you need to keep in mind to improve your scores. We want to give you the fundamentals that we find to be the most helpful for players when they are looking to better their game, so let’s dive right in! 1.) Come Into The Ball… Continue reading →
One of the most common issues that golfers have is creating a hook or slice as a result of an open or closed clubface, so in this video, we teach you a simple drill that you can do with a tee to train yourself to keep that clubface square.