The History of Golf and The Military
The pairing of golf and the military goes all the way back to 1457 when King James of Scotland was so concerned that his soldiers were skipping archery practice for rounds of golf...
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How To Swing A Golf Club
Golf is a sport that requires skill and finesse. In order to master the game, it is essential to know how to swing a golf club and how to swing a golf club consistently....
Guide to a Proper Golf Stance
Guide To a Proper Golf Stance To be a successful golfer, you must learn how to maintain balance while swinging the club. A proper golf stance is the foundation for building a solid and...
How to Practice Golf At Home
Guide to Practicing Golf at Home The golf season is in full swing, and sports enthusiasts from all over the place are ready to perfect their game and get ready for a summer out...
Most Common Golf Terms & Definitions
A Golf Glossary: Breaking Down the Most Common Golf Terms Golf has a language all its own, with common words used uniquely and many Scottish terms that make up the complex terms we still...
How to Improve Your Golf Game With Training Aids
Golf Training Aids Unfortunately, the game of golf is hard, and there are very few people that naturally become good at golf. For most, it takes years of practice and hard work. Golf...
The Importance of Golf Alignment
The perfect swing, with the ideal golf club applied at the perfect speed, will not matter one bit if you are lined up at the center of the water hazard. All the hard work,...
NFL Team Logo Golf Balls, Available at Golfballs.com
It’s no surprise that football is one of the most popular sports in the U.S. It’s the ultimate game of excitement, camaraderie and the team experience. And if there’s something we all know about...
Best Cold Weather Golf Gear
Though it’s hard to find any golfers who prefer to play in the cold weather, it’s not hard to find golfers on the course when most of the birds have flown south for the...
Ideas on How to Mark Your Golf Balls
If you go to a golf museum and study 100-year old golf balls, you will notice the earliest mass-produced balls carry no numbers. It wasn’t until the 1930s that it became accepted practice for...