How to Shop Youth Golf Clubs for Junior Golfers
How to Size Youth Golf Clubs Perhaps you played your first golf as a kid with cut-down old clubs. Now you’re ready to start your junior golfer in the game and you’ve heard that...
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Best Golf Shoes to Suit Your Game
Henry Ford once said that his customers could buy a Model-T automobile in any color they wanted – as long as it was black. It was pretty much the same way for golf shoes...
Top Brands in Golf
As the Open Championship was played for the 148th time, it was a reminder that golf is one of our oldest sports. Yet the brands that dominate the golf marketplace are relatively young –...
Golf for Kids: What You Should Know & How to Get Started
Maybe you caught Matthew Wolff’s dramatic 72nd hole eagle to win the inaugural 3M Open in Minnesota. Wolff had not even been a professional for one month before joining an exclusive club of golfers...
How Golf Balls are Made
Many observers of the game of golf, including the legendary Jack Nicklaus, are advocating for the powers that be to roll back how far the golf ball travels. Well, what form would that take?...
Golf for Beginners
So, maybe you’re getting ready to buy some golf balls for Father’s Day – good choice. Golfing dads always appreciate a fresh dozen or two or three in the heart of golf season. But...
Graphite vs. Steel Golf Shafts
For hundreds of years, the majority of golf clubs used had wooden shafts. Then in 1894, master blacksmith Thomas Horsburgh, a crack golfer at Baberton Golf Club in Scotland, fired up a set of...
Golf Outing Gifts and Ideas
So, you’ve accepted the task to organize a golf outing among your friends or even taken on a charity golf tournament. No matter the size of the endeavor, there are an accepted set of...
How Golf Shoes Can Improve Your Game
Sam Snead, universally considered to have had the most natural golf swing ever, grew up playing without golf shoes, or any shoes for that matter. “I learned to play golf barefoot,” he once wrote....
Golf Ball Markers Can Help to Make Your Round Easier (and More Fun)
The latest nit to pick in professional golf is a practice termed “backstopping.” Backstopping takes place on the green when a player, either intentionally or through forgetfulness, neglects to mark a golf ball that...