Shopping for a new pair of golf shoes means you’re either new to the game or getting more serious about it - and both are great reasons to be excited. Finding the right place to buy them, however, can be as tricky as a downhill putt. This guide cuts through the noise and shows you the best places to buy your next pair, whether you prefer trying them on in person or finding a deal online.
Thinking about golfing in Nevada? The short answer is yes, you absolutely can, and it's an experience unlike anywhere else. From the dazzling, emerald-green fairways of Las Vegas that slice through the Mojave Desert to the stunning alpine courses high above Lake Tahoe, the Silver State offers a dramatic and diverse golf landscape. This guide will walk you through where to play, when the best time to tee it up is, and provide some coaching tips to help you conquer the unique challenges of Nevada golf.
A golf tee can legally be no longer than 4 inches according to the official rules set by the USGA and R&A. This simple rule has a surprising impact on how you play, especially off the tee box. This article will cover the specifics behind the rule, why tee length is so important for different clubs, and how you can choose the right tee and height to optimize every tee shot you hit.
That big, curving slice that haunts your scorecard might be starting before you even swing, and the culprit could be as simple as your distance to the golf ball. Yes, standing too close to the ball is a common - and often overlooked - reason for that frustrating banana ball that sends you searching in the right-side rough. In this guide, we'll break down exactly how this happens, show you how to find your perfect setup distance, and give you some simple drills to make it feel natural.
So, you’re thinking about shortening your golf clubs? The short answer is yes, you absolutely can shorten a golf club. But, and this is a big but, it's not as simple as taking a hacksaw to the shaft and calling it a day. Doing so changes more than just the length - it affects the club's weight, balance, and stiffness, all of which have a big influence on your shots. This guide will walk you through why you might want to shorten your clubs, the potential pitfalls, and how to do it the right way so you can play with more confidence and control.
The mulligan, that magical do-over after a topped drive or a shank into the woods, raises a common question among casual golfers: can you use it for absolutely any shot you hit? This article gives you a straight answer, explaining the official rules, the common etiquette for friendly games, and how to navigate the unwritten laws of this popular, unofficial golf tradition.
Thinking about hitting an extra chip shot or re-doing a putt during your round? You're not alone, but whether it's allowed is a common point of confusion on the golf course. This article cuts through the noise to give you a clear answer, explaining the official rules, the unwritten rules of etiquette, and powerful ways you can practice <em>smartly</em> during a live round to improve your game.
Standing on the first tee, you do a quick pre-round count of the clubs in your bag and a sudden jolt of panic hits you... you count 15. The 14-club rule is one of the most well-known regulations in golf, yet it causes constant confusion for players of all levels. This article will clear up everything you need to know, covering the exact rule, the steep penalties for breaking it, and most importantly, the strategy behind building the perfect 14-club set to give you confidence for any shot on the course.
Walking up to your ball and seeing the flagstick shimmering in the distance can bring up a dozen questions, but none is more common than, How far is it? If you don't have a laser or a GPS, the urge to ask someone nearby can be strong, but so can the fear of breaking some obscure rule. So, can you ask for yardage in golf? Yes, you absolutely can. This article will walk you through the specifics of the rules, the proper etiquette for asking, and how to get the distance information you need to play your best golf with confidence.
Watching your score on a single hole climb higher and higher can make you ask a very reasonable question: is there even a limit? The question of how many strokes a person can have in golf is common, but the answer isn’t a single number. This guide will walk you through the official rules, the all-important handicap scoring, and the simple on-course etiquette so you’ll always know what to do.
Playing with a cross-handed golf grip - where a right-handed player places their left hand below the right - is one of the most unconventional things you can do in golf, but it's absolutely possible to play, and in some cases, play very well. We’re going to break down what this grip style is, cover the pros and cons for both your long and short game, and give you actionable advice on how to try it yourself.
Playing a round of golf shrouded in a thick blanket of fog might sound like a dream sequence, but it’s a reality many golfers face, especially during early morning tee times in certain seasons. The big question isn't just *if* you can play, but *how* you do it safely and effectively. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about navigating the course when visibility is low, from preparation and gear to on-course strategy and safety.
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