The Top 5 read blogs over the last year had a few surprises on the list! As we wrap up 2022 and look forward to the New Year, we thought we might take a look back at our top read blogs over the last year. First, we’d like to thank you so much for being… Continue reading →
Mike Woods returns to give advice on how to tackle the course’s penultimate hole. Hole #17 on the MacKenzie Course a challenging par 5 that stands as one final obstacle between you and a great round of golf. Despite seeming straightforward, #17 has a few elements that most golfers often overlook. Watch the video below… Continue reading →
For most players, getting golf clubs a little dirty is just a part of the game. However, grass, dirt, and debris can decrease the performance of your golf clubs.
Deserved or not, golf has a public perception of being an exceptionally expensive sport. Golf companies certainly have options that will empty your wallet and make you refinance your house.
Golf is a sport of trials and tribulations. It is equal parts frustration and pleasure. In many ways the sport embodies life. Perhaps that’s what keeps millions of people coming out to play the sport each year.
“Learn to play golf!”, “It’ll be relaxing!”, “It’s not hard, it just takes practice!”, “Your feet are too far apart”, “Your feet are too close”, One day someone convinces you to play golf, and then everyone left and right starts providing unsolicited advice and “easy fixes”.
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.
Quite often, when we hit a great golf shot we usually have a feeling that we are going to hit the ball well. It’s a wonderful feeling of confidence and composure.
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.