America was the underdog for over 20 years, till ending their long losing streak in 2016 when USA beat their rivals, Europe, 17-11. This was just the second time this century that America took home the Ryder Cup. With eight European victories in the previous 10 Ryder Cups, can USA do it again? European captain… Read more »
There are many benefits that come along with playing golf, even more so for kids. Playing golf and golfing with adults at an early age teaches them important life lessons as golf closely parallels real life. The range of experience, from birdies to bogeys, from good shots to bad, rewards a young person’s ability to… Read more »
SHORT GAME TIPS… Practice, Practice Practice The most common mistake players make when they are working on their short game is they park themselves in one spot and hit the same shot over and over. For each shot you hit, try to simulate different shots and lies that you might encounter on the golf course…. Read more »
Golf looks like an easy game to play, hitting a stationary object with a club into a relatively wide open space. Well, think again! To become a good golfer, it is recommended that you start young and practice, practice, and practice. Golf historically is perceived as being a low-risk sport when it comes to injuries…. Read more »
If you missed out on Part 1 of this 2 part Beginners Guide to Golf, click here and to go back and read it before continuing on to Part 2. In last week’s Part 1, we covered the following: Golf Equipment for Beginners Learning to Play Playing the Golf Course Golf Etiquette This week in… Read more »
new to golf? nO WORRIES…we have you covered! We have everything you need to know in this 2-part beginners guide to golf. What you’ll learn in Part 1: Golf Equipment for Beginners Learning to Play Playing the Golf Course Golf Etiquiteet Check back next week for Part 2: Rules of Golf Need to Know Golf… Read more »
It’s hard to believe that once upon a time, women were banned from golf. Just earlier this year, the British Golf Club Royal St. George, which once posted the sign “No Dogs, No Women,” voted to allow female golfers. 90% of the voters favored the decision which ended a 128 year male-only policy. So when… Read more »
July 2018 Vol 6, Issue 7 The CaddyBelt – $99.95 The CaddyBelt connects to the handset featuring an additional sensor making switching between Follow and Marching modes easier than ever and hands free! NOTE: The CaddyBelt is NOT compatible with the original CT2000 model. Consider upgrading to an R2 (see details below). The CaddyBag –… Read more »
NEW PROCUCTS COMING AUGUST 2018 The CaddyBag – Now taking pre-orders at $99.95 Easily store and transport your CaddyTrek. The heavy duty canvas material is built to last. • Fits all CaddyTrek models • Keeps the trunk of your car clean • The fully zipped design securely protects your CaddyTrek • Heavy duty carrying strap… Read more »
A coalition of golf’s governing bodies and industry partners known as “WE ARE GOLF” unveiled its latest U.S. Golf Economy Report the end of April of this year. The study consisted of their analysis of data from the 2016 season — and their comparison to their last report in 2011 — included a lot of… Read more »
Effective January 1, 2019 the New Rules of Golf 2019 will go into effect. It’s been six years in the making since The Rules of Golf has changed and in less than six months, the new, modernized version of the Rules of Golf that will go into effect Jan. 1, 2019. With the objective of… Read more »
PHIL MICKELSON, AN OPEN TITLE AWAY TO COMPLETE A GRAND SLAM In preparation for the United States Open, Phil Mickelson took a reconnaissance mission to Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, and made this statement, “I think this year’s U.S. Open is the greatest setup going that I have seen in my 25-whatever years of playing the U.S. Open.” … Read more »
