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The Best Score One Can Get in Golf
The best possible score in a round of golf is a perfect 18, achieved by making a hole-in-one on every hole. While that's a fun fantasy, this article is about what happens in the real world. We'll break down golf's best scores, from the rarest feats to the ones you can actually aim for, and give you a clear, coach-approved plan for shooting your own personal best.
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Which Item Is a Piece of Golf Equipment That Supports the Ball So the Player Can Strike It?
The piece of golf equipment designed to support the ball so you can strike it is the humble golf tee. While the answer itself is simple, knowing how to use that tee correctly is one of the most fundamental skills for playing better golf. This guide will walk you through everything from the different types of tees to the precise height you need for every club in your bag, helping you build confidence and consistency from the moment you step onto the tee box.
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How Can You Tell if a Golf Ball Is Still Good?
Using a bad golf ball can sabotage a great swing, but figuring out which ones to toss and which to keep can feel like a guessing game. A single scuff or an invisible imbalance is enough to turn a perfect drive into a disappointing dribbler or a pure putt into a frustrating miss. This guide will walk you through the simple, practical ways to inspect your golf balls, from quick visual checks to definitive performance tests, so you know exactly which ones are ready for the first tee.
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Can You Golf in a T-Shirt?
Thinking about a round of golf but only have a T-shirt handy? The answer is yes, sometimes, but the real question is *where* and *why*. This article will walk you through exactly when a T-shirt is perfectly fine on the golf course, when it’s an absolute no-go, and what the real difference is between a cotton tee and a proper golf polo - it’s more than just the collar.
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Can You Carry a Training Aid in Your Golf Bag?
So, you’ve picked up a new training aid - an alignment stick, a weighted club, maybe a special grip trainer - and you're wondering if you can keep it in your bag when you head out to play. The simple answer is yes, you can <em>carry</em> it, but the more important question is whether you can <em>use</em> it during a round. This article will break down exactly what the Rules of Golf say about training aids, explaining the difference between casual practice and competitive play so you can stay on the right side of the rules with complete confidence.
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Can You Sand Golf Irons?
Seeing that trusty set of irons get covered in rust spots and little dings from bag chatter can be a real bummer. It’s natural to wonder if you can just sand them down to bring back their original shine. You absolutely can, but it’s a process you need to approach with care and the right know-how. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to safely sand and refurbish your iron heads, explaining when it’s a great idea and when you should put the sandpaper down and step away.
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Can You Use a Golf Trolley in Winter?
Thinking of taking your golf trolley out for a winter round? The quick answer is yes, you absolutely can, but not without some important checks and preparations first. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know, from understanding course rules and why they exist, to getting your gear ready for the cold, muddy conditions you’re likely to face.
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How Far Can You Hit a Golf Ball with a 7 Iron?
So, how far should you be hitting a 7-iron? It's one of the most common questions in golf, and the honest answer isn't a simple number. This article breaks down the realistic yardages for different golfers, explains the real factors behind your distance, and gives you a practical plan to hit your 7-iron farther and more consistently.
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Can a Golf Ball Be Waterlogged?
Ever pull a golf ball from a pond and wonder if it's still good to play? The age-old question of whether a modern golf ball can become waterlogged has been debated in clubhouses for decades. The simple answer has changed drastically over the years with advancements in technology. This article will clear things up, explaining the difference between today's golf balls and their predecessors, how to spot a performance-hindering water-damaged ball, and whether those tempting lake balls are actually worth the risk to your score.
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Can Golf Clubs Be Refinished?
That favorite set of irons, worn down and scarred from countless rounds, doesn't have to be retired to the garage. Giving your golf clubs a facelift is not only possible but can also be one of the most rewarding upgrades you make to your gear. This guide will walk you through the why, what, and how of golf club refinishing, showing you how to restore performance and bring a personalized, confidence-boosting look back to your most trusted tools.
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Can You Switch Golf Balls Mid-Round?
Ever pull a scuffed-up ball from the cup, glance at the pristine new one in your pocket, and wonder if you can make a swap? This question trips up golfers of all levels, and the answer isn't always a simple yes or no. This article will give you a clear, straightforward guide to the official rules about switching golf balls mid-round, and more importantly, the strategy behind when you <em>should</em>. We'll cover when it's perfectly legal, the specific exceptions for changing a ball during a hole, and how to use this knowledge to your advantage.
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