ATTENTION CADDYTREK CUSTOMERS! We want your vote! We are going to add a new “CaddyWrap” lid cover to the CaddyTrek line of products and want our customers to choose the design. There are 4 new designs to choose from, simply click on your favorite lid, and then click “like.” We will announce the winner in… Read more »
Golfing is a pleasurable sport and past time. As you age, the flexibility you once had is not the same as the level of flexibility you have now. Even if you do not suffer from pain of any kind, your game has changed simply because you have aged. For golfers over 50, golf flexibility is… Read more »
This special newsletter edition is solely about YOU, the customer. We want your CaddyTrek experience to be nothing less than excellence. We’ve listed many resources below along with our most frequently asked questions and answers. We’re always looking to improve and welcome your comments. CaddyTrek Support Dept. Open Monday through Friday From 8:30 am to… Read more »
The Checklist of Do’s and Don’ts Caddies are supposed to be there to help your game not hinder it. Although they shouldn’t, many golfers get nervous the first time they use a caddie but they aren’t their to judge you on the range. They’re there to get a better understanding of the distance… Read more »
All The Golfing Presidents Since the game of golf became popular in the early 1900s, most presidents have played – with levels ranging from apathetic to enthusiastic. In fact, only a couple of presidents haven’t played, and they found their own ways of spending their leisure time. Golf and the presidency have been linked ever… Read more »
The Benefits of PAR-3 Courses Golf has become unnecessarily long and challenging, which can make the game more frustrating, difficult and time consuming than it needs to be. The whole point of playing golf for recreation is to have fun, and developing shorter golf courses helps to emphasize that. Click here to read 6 benefits… Read more »
How dirt impacts the shape of your shots. As confusing and confounding as The U.S. Open is, imagine golf’s version of Russian roulette known as the mud ball. You piped your drive down the fairway, but your ball picked up a clump of mud along the way—a common occurrence in soft conditions. Barring a local… Read more »
Getting into the game of golf Thanks to a new deal with NBC Sports, Toptracer will be the exclusive technology for NBC Sports’ PGA Tour telecasts and will be available on all 18 holes during every NBC Sports broadcast. Toptracer Range has been put in at around 50 facilities since it started hitting driving ranges… Read more »
Your typical weekend player can’t hit the ball 250 yards, and struggles to hit the green in regulation when the hole is 450 yards away. Bunkers and water hazards line the fairways, and the out-of-bounds stakes seem only a few feet into the rough. Golf has become unnecessarily long and challenging, which can make the… Read more »
Par-3 holes are holes that an expert golfer is expected to need only three strokes to finish (one stroke to get the ball on the green, followed by two putts). A par-3 hole is usually less than 200 yards in length, and on par-3 golf courses you can expect most of the holes to be… Read more »
Since the game of golf became popular in the early 1900s, most presidents have played – with levels ranging from apathetic to enthusiastic. In fact, only a couple of presidents haven’t played, and they found their own ways of spending their leisure time. Golf and the presidency have been linked ever since William Howard Taft… Read more »
Lefties make up 10 to 12 percent of the population. In the golfing world, industry experts say, left-handed golfers make up about 5 to 7 percent of the North American market. Golf pros estimate that number being an average of 1 out of every 30 players are left handed. So why are there so few… Read more »
