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56 articles tagged “beginners”.
Heading to a driving range, a golf simulator venue or your first lesson? You don't need a full golf wardrobe, but the right clothes and shoes make it easier to swing and more comfortable to practise…
When you start golf, it's tempting to spend all your time trying to hit the ball further. But the quickest way to lower your scores is the short game: putting, chipping, pitching and bunker play…
Before rangefinders and GPS, golfers relied on markers around the course to judge distances. Many still do. Yardage markers, sprinkler heads, plates and tee signs give useful information, as long as…
Golf looks simple: hit a stationary ball towards a hole. Yet it's one of the hardest sports to master. Even the best players miss shots every round. Understanding why golf is hard helps you set…
Renting golf clubs is a great option for beginners trying the game, travellers who don't want to fly with clubs and golfers whose clubs are delayed. Quality varies, though, so it helps to know where…
Booking a first golf lesson is one of the best decisions a new golfer can make. A good coach builds solid foundations from the start, saving years of frustration. If you're nervous, don't be: coaches…
Athletes from other sports often take to golf quickly. They have coordination, rotation and competitive instincts. But some habits from other sports work against the golf swing, and golf's static…
Starting golf can feel overwhelming: clubs, rules, etiquette, swing advice from every direction. A simple plan makes it manageable and fun. Here's a week-by-week guide for your first 30 days.
Your first golf trip abroad is exciting, but there's a lot to think about: flights and clubs, tee times, handicap certificates, local customs and insurance. A little preparation turns it into a…
The teenage years are a great time to take up golf, or to take it more seriously. Teenagers learn quickly, have the strength and coordination to hit the ball well, and can join junior sections…
Not every round of golf needs to be 18 holes. Nine holes takes around two hours, costs less and fits into a busy day: before work, after school, on a summer evening or when you simply don't have the…
"What's a good score?" is one of the most common questions in golf. The honest answer is that it depends on your experience, the course and the tees you play. A score of 100 might be a triumph for a…
