Tiger Woods used to have training days that lasted 13 hours. He often started with a run of four miles, then lifted, then golfed, then did another four-miler, and then did another sport like tennis or basketball.
He played. He did short drills. He came away with confidence and knew no one outworked him.
Don't worry. No one is going to tell you to train 13 hours a day on your fabulous golf vacation if you want to improve! On the contrary, you want to relax and have a balance. Even Tiger doesn't train that hard anymore.
But what does it take to have the number-one golf vacation where you actually improve your golf game, you ask? The answer: Golf, a great spot, and relaxation.
To help you get to the vacation tee, we've put together tips on how to make your next vacation a number-one relaxation and golf improvement success.
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Nearly 2.2 million people started golfing in 2015 alone. With that many people hitting the course for the first time, it should be no surprise that there are some benefits to playing. For those who are still on the fence about wanting to play golf, we've gathered this list of nine reasons everyone should grab a set of clubs and grab a tee time. As you'll soon see, there's something for everyone when it comes to the great game of golf, so get ready to find out how this sport can benefit you. Keep reading to find out more!
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How to Choose the Best Golf Balls
If you've gone shopping for golf balls before, chances are you were overwhelmed by the sheer number of choices. Different brands, different colors, different claims of what they can do. All golf balls are not created equal!
There are many things that can affect your golf game. The time of day, type of clubs, and type of ball you use can all make or break your round of golf.
Keep reading for some tips on how to choose the best golf balls based on your golf game.
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3 Things to Look For in a Quality Golf Instructor
When you are looking to brush up on your golf skills, there are a lot of ways to go about it. Golf is a nuanced game, so to truly learn the ropes, you will want to reach out to a quality golf instructor that can work with you.
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