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New to golf and wondering how golfers know where to aim those shorter iron and wedge shots? Well the flags on the green give you a pretty useful clue. You may have noticed that green, not the color, flags can come in different colors. this is not for decoration, and knowing these colors can help…
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The Shout of ‘Fore’ can happen at any time on a golf course, and your reaction should be similar, though not identical, whether you a spectator watching a competition or playing on the course. There are some differences that we will go into here between being a spectator and a player and offer you some…
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Golf has very strict rules on what is acceptable and what not both in competition and even in recreational golf. However, these rules are understandably more strict when playing On the PGA tour than at your local golf course with a group of friends. Cheating however is not accepted at any level. The key is…
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While there is no doubt some of us welcome a round of golf as an escape from the daily grind of work, or, dare we say it, as some relief from the challenges of parenting, it can be just as rewarding to bring both golf and your family together and with a few adjustments a…
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Walking around a course, Watching a tournament on TV, or playing with friends it is easy to see that golfers have a lot of gear. Gloves, (or more often glove) form part of that gear and usually only one glove. Why do golfers just wear one glove during their rounds, is it custom and tradition…
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Watching any game of golf to the end you will see a variety of customs, traditions and even superstitions. However one of the more common sights at the end of a round is for the players to shake hands, although this is common in most sports, in golf it is customary to remove hats and…
