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Instruction, equipment advice, course guides and the rules of golf — practical reading for every handicap.
Sometimes all it takes is one good tip to unlock a better round. A small change to your set-up, a smarter decision on a par 5 or a new way of practising putting can save several strokes. This guide…
For many golfers, playing with a caddie is one of the great experiences of the game. A good caddie carries your bag, gives you yardages, reads greens, suggests clubs, finds your ball, keeps you calm…
Scotland is where golf began. For more than five centuries, golfers have played across its sandy coastal links — and today the country has hundreds of courses, from historic links where the game took…
When winter closes courses or turns them to mud across much of the world, golfers start dreaming of sunshine. The United States offers some of the world's most popular warm-weather golf destinations…
A well-run golf day is one of the best social occasions in sport. Whether it is a society outing with friends, a charity fundraiser or a corporate event for clients and colleagues, a golf day brings…
For golfers who live on or near a golf course, in a golf community or on a large property, a personal golf cart can be one of the most useful purchases they ever make. Carts carry golfers and their…
More women are taking up golf than ever before — and for good reason. Golf offers fresh air, exercise, friendship, a lifelong challenge and a handicap system that lets you play on equal terms with…
The golf swing is an athletic movement. In little more than a second, your body coils, rotates, transfers weight and releases energy into the club — all while staying balanced on two feet. If your…
Golf may be one of the oldest sports in the world, but it has embraced the digital age enthusiastically. Today your phone can measure distances to the green, record every shot, track your handicap…
Imagine spending several days doing nothing but working on your golf: expert coaching every morning, focused practice in the afternoon, rounds on good courses and evenings talking golf with…
Golf is not only about four-hour rounds and handicap competitions. A whole world of golf exists purely for fun: lively ranges with targets, music and food; simulator bars where you can play…
One of the most common reasons people give up golf — or never start — is time. A full round can take four hours or more, plus travel, warm-up and the drink afterwards. Add work, family, household…
