Golf has long been a beloved pastime for many, myself included. It’s not just a sport but an integral part of my life, filled with tradition and etiquette. However, I’ve noticed some changes that have affected the game I hold dear. Here are some often overlooked nuances of golf etiquette that deserve a mention before they get out of hand.
If you’re lucky enough to land a hole-in-one, congratulations! It’s one of the rarest and most thrilling accomplishments in golf. But with great achievement comes great responsibility—especially when it comes to the unspoken rules of hole-in-one etiquette.
Playing golf is a cherished pastime for many, offering not only the challenge of the game but also the serene beauty of the greens. However, there are times when you’ll find yourself paired with a stranger due to a busy golf course. While this may not be the ideal scenario for all players, it’s a chance to meet new people with a shared interest.
Many golfers think marking your ball is illegal, yet that’s not true. We know it’s illegal to use alignment sticks on the course, so why is it legal to use alignment lines on your golf ball? This article discusses the specific rules for marking a golf ball and etiquette to marking your spot on the green.
Golf is often seen as a sport of elegance and precision, and part of that elegance can be attributed to the traditional way of traversing the course—on foot. Using a push cart, once regarded as an accessory mainly for the elderly, has become a preferred method for many players who wish to enjoy the walk between holes and truly immerse themselves in the game.
Golfers often find themselves chasing the latest equipment in the hopes of gaining an edge on the course. This may sound counterintuitive, but here’s why using vintage or older clubs can enhance your performance.
How long does it take to progress from beginner golfer to playing with clients? It turns out, there are a few steps you can take to shorten the process.
As a seasoned golfer, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of this timeless sport. While the resurgence of interest in Golf brings excitement, it also raises concerns about changes to the game’s traditional essence.
Hitting the wrong ball in the wrong fairway. It happens. But before you make the long and embarrassing trek to the adjacent fairway to look for your errant tee shot, there are a few things you’ll want to consider.
Let’s talk about the history of the golf driver. So much has changed in the past few decades, and some of what we’ve seen in the past could help us
